Sentence examples for likely to start a from inspiring English sources
Least likely to: Start a riot.
Most likely to: Start a "Reopen Studio 54" campaign.
Least likely to: Start a knitwear company called Grumpy Jumpers.
Nor are many likely to start a new life abroad.
"And, in fact, refugees are... the most likely to start a business.
None of these ructions is likely to start a civil war.
The virtual Zegna store is an experiment — but one that is likely to start a trend.
After the sides vote to ratify an agreement, free agency is likely to start a few days later.
The move is likely to start a bidding war with Allied Domecq, the No. 2 liquor concern, that could push the price toward $9 billion.
They pointed out the Italians, the Poles and the dyed-in-the-wool Long Islanders; the person most likely to start a fight, or to finish one.
By trading Holiday for Noel, the 76ers are effectively ending the Andrew Bynum experiment after one disastrous year and seem likely to start a rebuilding process.
