Sentence examples for is at the start from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt, in the mind of the returning England Test captain Andrew Strauss, that Eoin Morgan is "at the start of a very distinguished Test career".

Mr Kerry is at the start of a Middle East tour to build support for action against Islamic State (IS).

The relevant footage is at the start of this bulletin.

The United States is at the start of a painful recession.

The hotel has a panoramic pool and is at the start of some short hikes.

My oldest son, now approaching 12, is at the start of the difficult trip through adolescence.

The new Superior Seafood is at the start of several parade routes and farther down the avenue is Emeril's Delmonico.

As Mr. Cory sees it, the industry is at the start of another bull market for mergers and acquisitions.

When we first see them, this still-young couple is at the start of another day of weary struggle.

Thanks to the coal industry's destruction, Britain is at the start of an energy supply crisis that can only worsen.

This is not the case in football, where the only encouraging whistle is at the start of the match.