Sentence examples for initial start from inspiring English sources
The phrase "initial start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the very beginning or commencement of something, often in contexts like projects or processes. Example: "The initial start of the project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances."
That will probably be our initial start, which is very niche, that you'll be able to stream rare VHS".
Men like Generals Petraeus and Odierno, and Ambassador Crocker did great work in repairing the horrible initial start.
The hope that we might have been able to get out of Iraq in 12, 18, 24 months after the initial start in 2003 has proved fallacious.
The ONS has made an initial start to its well-being programme by including four questions on happiness in one of its major surveys, the Annual Population Survey.
On one level, Elevation, you're riding through industrial machinery at a road construction site, when you ride onto an elevator which transports you on to an unfinished overpass hundreds of feet above your initial start point.
The three-week race will cover twenty-one hundred and seventy-three miles from the initial start in Liege, Beligum, to the final finish along the Champs-Élysées, in Paris.
Donors may want to consider funding mapping initiatives that support numerous interventions across implementing partners to spread initial start-up costs.
"In the initial start-up phase, there's no plan to add a fourth boat," he said.
I decided instead to come back to my initial start-up and use my knowledge to develop it further.
One reader recommended Rezovation, and they run $649 for the initial start-up, $250 per year, $99 per month and $15.50 per reservation.
"Not having a library is like not having a firehouse or a school," said Rosemarie Ryba, Rebecca's mother and one of the Girl Scout leaders and a member of the initial start-up committee.
