Sentence examples for has a start from inspiring English sources

Each measurement of time now has a start and a finish.

Lesley Vainikolo is on the left wing and Scott Lawson has a start at hooker.

"This is different than the typical endorsement deal that has a start and end date.

Instead, for reasons not immediately known, Hamm did a Kasamatsu with a half twist, which has a start value of 9.5.

After four years in office and more false starts than the Grand National, the government finally has a start date for its national alcohol strategy.

That vault has a start value of 9.9, which means any deductions by the judges are taken from a base of 9.9.

Hearst, another member of the consortium, has a start-up called Skiff.

Brad Plumer says America doesn't have a small-business problem — it has a start-up problem.

Mr. Moskovitz, who left Facebook in 2008, has a start-up called Asana, which makes corporate management software, based on software he designed at Facebook.

Google imparted "an emphasis on thinking big," added Elad Gil, who was a product manager at Google and now has a start-up, MixerLabs.

This interview with Aaron Levie, co-founder and C.E.O. of Box.net, an online file storage company, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant. A. Everyone has a start-up mentality still, and we're small enough where you get the right kind of energy and dedication, so everyone feels really a part of what we're doing.