Sentence examples similar to i'm start up from inspiring English sources

And so now I'm starting up a business.

Sometimes, I carry my portable speaker out of the house with me because I don't want the track to stop while I'm starting up my car.

Hey, New Yorkers, I'm starting up my series of micro-meetups in New York with a special tasting at the Van Brunt Stillhouse.

I'm starting up a project in collaboration with a Sewing School in India.

Giles Havergal, who ran the Citizens theatre in Glasgow when I was starting up the Tron (3) just across the Clyde, said: "Balance the books and you'll keep your artistic freedom".

I guess when I was starting up I could have marketed my company as a wild and crazy PR firm.

"I was starting up my own business and through Centrelink got into a short course that teaches you to run a small business," said a now-successful Melbourne business owner, recounting her time in the program.

Ms. Branco says that because of her four jobs, which require skills as diverse as developing lesson plans and mastering an online ticketing system, she has become more adept at dealing with a wide range of people and situations: "I've learned to be very adaptable, because one day I'm corporate, the next day I'm start-up, and the next day I'm nonprofit".

As I arrived, a tour was starting up, and since it was just a euro extra to join, I went along.

Is a company that is starting up now at an advantage over mature companies?

I was like: 'Um, I'm a teacher who's starting up a nonprofit.