Sentence examples for high start from inspiring English sources

In the first section, Nilas Martins, Jennie Somogyi and the ensemble got the energy level off to a high start.

— BEN ROTHENBERG The Romanian Flavius Koczi has a high start value for both his vaults, at a 7.0.

Because these items haven't been on the shelves before, they might be given a high "start price" to make it look like they have big reductions.

No man had won a downhill with such a high start number since Fritz Stribl wore No. 43 in Val d'Isère, France, in 1996.

Now they seem good company for one another, and a few minutes into Mr. Gore's stump speech to the students at Raines High, start drifting back to the holding room to return phone calls and trade one-liners.

With high start values on floor, where she is the reigning Olympic champion, and balance beam, where she is the Olympic bronze, Raisman held a slight mathematical edge over her team-mate.

"But football has high start-up costs.

As for launching a polling operation, Mr. Klein cited the high start-up costs.

Both continue to lose money, which is not unusual for businesses with high start-up costs.

The high start-up salaries underscore why older companies are having to fight so hard to keep employees.

Investors and venture capitalists knew that the companies they financed would need years to recoup their high start-up costs and turn profits.