Sentence examples for how to start up from inspiring English sources

So she figured at worst, she was out the $2 that she spent for a kit telling her how to start up this business at home.

In a project developed by SFSA in conjunction with the prison's policy of rehabilitating prisoners through education and reintegration with their communities, prisoners and wardens have been taught how to start up and manage a farm.

But although the IMF's experts offer guidance about how to start up a currency board, economists have little experience of how to wind one down.There are two easily distinguishable sets of reasons why countries may wish to abandon their currency boards good ones, and bad ones.

I also recall advising Shoji Hatori Shoji Hatori how to start up his obscure Japanese car company in America, which had a funny name– Toyota Motor.

Workshops were held, for example, on effective science writing, grant preparation, teaching skills, the academic job search, and how to start up a company.

In addition, all kinds of workshops are being planned, from making your own zine, to how to self-publish, to how to start up volunteer-run bookstores.

One example is provided in the magazine Fjällkon (2011) distributed by the Swedish Mountain Cattle Breeding Association to its members; a disappointed farmer tells the story of how he wanted to start up a new dairy farm with a herd of mountain cattle.

It is no fun having to explain to people, in person or on national television how you came to start up again once they "catch" you smoking again.

"But he was limited by how long it took to start up and how much space he had".

The engine, after all, is the most important part of the vehicle: how do you expect it to start up in the first place if you don't maintain the engine?

Because you made a list, you know how much your lab will cost to start up and operate until research grants start flowing--and you can spell it out in detail for your future landlord.