Sentence examples for looking at the start of from inspiring English sources

"Challenges often bring opportunity, and gathered by the entourage here today we're looking at the start of a very successful story," said Giles.

We are looking at the start of a zero-tolerance policy that will not be watered down by courts, as it very likely might in Europe or the United States.

For the Knicks, who led off the afternoon program, the crowd was sparse, and only the administrative and coaching entourage from the Garden would make the argument that it was looking at the start of something big.

It all worked out in the end though, and we are looking at the start of October 2015 for our big day.

If no one else builds this mobile-first, and Quip nails the user experience, we could be looking at the start of a big company.

"Looking at the start of the season, probably the fixture list has not been too kind to us," said Martinez, who wants to make three more new signings before the end of the transfer window.

That was how the picture still looked at the start of this weekend.

Screens flash images of Rush onstage as young men; perhaps that's how they looked at the start of the show.

It journeys back and forth in time to look at the start of their relationship, comparing it with the present day.

"Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today," a new show at the Museum of Modern Art through May 12 (sponsored, appropriately enough, by Benjamin Moore), looks at the start of what became a color revolution.

If you look at the start of the season, the guys have not been playing particularly well and the results have not been up to the standards we thought with the players we've got in the team.