Sentence examples for list started out from inspiring English sources

Nowadays down-in-the-mouths point out that even Horatio Alger, the great 19th-century marketer of this belief, was hardly an exemplar of it; that most of the super-rich in the annual Forbes list started out with a tidy inheritance; and that you surely need that tidy inheritance plus two incomes to have a half-decent middle-class life, even in Peoria.

Last year, my To Do list started out overwhelmingly long before the holidays ever started, and I was so very proud when I whittled it down.

This list starts out 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, … and after listing infinitely many positive rationals switches over to the negative rationals, with no first such, finally ending with −1/3, −1/2, −1/1.

And unlike many on that list, Ma started out with almost nothing.

One of the extraordinary things about Beyond Clueless is the reminder of all today's A-list actors who started out as eerily, almost waxily young stars in teen films.

Friend lists, for example, started out private because Facebook didn't imagine itself becoming the social layer of the internet.

According to the listing agent, the neighborhood started out as a single estate before being subdivided in the late 19th century.

We started out with a list of words that become a new word when –ie was added.

"Supporting a museum is not going to be high on our list, particularly when a museum that started out to be an endeavor of about $9 or $10 million before Katrina is going to be a museum of $40 to $45 million," said Vincent Creel, the spokesman for the city.

This started out as a list titled "Fashion Apps Actual Fashionistas Would Use," but in sifting through numerous style-centric apps, I realized that girls like Alexa Chung aren't going to be using any of them.

For Cartoonists of Color, I started out with a list of maybe a dozen names that I compiled off the top of my head.