Sentence examples similar to had virtually started from inspiring English sources

Lucas might have virtually started a new religion with the Star Wars movies, but he milked them for every merchandising dollar he could for 35 years, then sold the rights to Disney for a staggering $4bn.

If that repertory often challenged the dancers more than the audience, give them time: Georgian-born international star Nina Ananiashvili became artistic director only four years ago and had to virtually start from scratch.

Perhaps most astonishing was the fact that, unlike her research partner and future husband, Johnson had virtually no scientific training when she started studying couples in the bedroom.

"Baltimore and its residents have already begun to feel the impact," said Pugh's office, noting that enrollment in the city's Head Start program had "virtually ceased" among the city's African immigrant population since the start of the 2018 school year.

After a rocky start - she had virtually no stage experience - she quickly settled into the role.

The Ave Maria Catholic Fund had just started, in May 2001, however, and had virtually no track record.

(Is a "Pervasive Inside" campaign on the way?) Since the company doesn't have brand recognition in its core business, it's going to have to virtually start from scratch to win acceptance in the crowded e-business marketplace.

The Madsen place had virtually disappeared.

Brazil has virtually stalled.

I had virtually no talents.

"Everton had virtually nothing in attack.