Sentence examples for had started off from from inspiring English sources
Many subsequent explorers had started off from these coördinates.
They had started off from scratch — and look at them now! "They made mistakes along the way and so have we, and we began with people no one had heard of, unlike companies like Vertigo or Harvest, who started off with known quantities such as Pink Floyd.
Mohun had risen to the position owing to the illness of the original Chief of Artillery, a Belgian Army officer, and joined the expedition via the steamer Bruxelles sometime after it had started off from Basoko.
Notice that Addition and Multiplication are both Commutative, and we might just as easily have started off by subtracting a from both sides instead of b.
The week has started off well, continuing the strong move higher from last week with three straight days of gains this week.
North America had just begun pulling away from Eurasia during the Jurassic, and South America had started to split off from Africa, from which India, Australia, and Antarctica were also separating.
By the Late Jurassic, Africa had started to split off from South America, and Australia and Antarctica had separated from India.
Gonzalez had started to go "off," Haslach said.
