Sentence examples for has of starting from inspiring English sources

He's done an outstanding job, Rick has, of starting with almost nothing and being a real contender, and Newt's come back from the dead two or three times.

It's a fantasy we all have: of starting again from scratch and finding out that we're much more interesting than we and others think we are.

Jones watched tonight's game unfold, and the more runs the Mets piled on, the less chance he had of starting on Sunday.

Benchmark had the experience of starting Internet companies.

I asked whether the Andersons had thought of starting their own museum.

John Henry, Tom Werner and Larry Lucchino deserve credit for improving what we have instead of starting over somewhere else.

"Donald Trump has kind of started to go wilder and wilder," he said on ABC.

"I've had strings of starts where I've been great, and strings of starts where I've been bad," Morrow said.

But this sense of abandon has to start somewhere.

The first line of defense has to start with parenting.

He had, of course, started recording the album that would be Young Americans.