Sentence examples for making start from inspiring English sources

True, the shoes they were making start at 1,000 euros (about $1,330 at current rates of exchange).

A great way to do this is limit the investment you're making — start with 10 minutes to review your spending or pay off your smallest debt first.

Netvibes, which has been making start pages more personalized and more 'real-time' for users for years now, is working on an iPad application website.

Before making start having "symptoms" of a flu a couple of days in advance.

Samsung and Huawei, however, have been beaten to the market by Royole, a Chinese display making start-up, which last week unveiled a foldable Android phone with a bigger screen, priced from around $1,300.

The lean approach reduces the first two constraints by helping new ventures launch products that customers actually want, far more quickly and cheaply than traditional methods, and the third by making start-ups less risky.

"We've set aggressive goals for future releases: we're working on making start-up speed even faster and removing the current requirement for administrator rights to install the plug-in," Google engineer Tomas Gunnarsson writes today.

A great first sentence, and the rest of the piece bounces along with similar energy, telling how Musk made himself an expert on space technology, hired the future head of Nasa, built rockets, and drew up a business plan for settling Mars; while juggling, and almost dropping, his electric-car making start-up, Tesla.

Never answer an advertisement asking you to pay money for a jewelry making start-up kit.

Harang will make start on Tuesday against Detroit.

Once the head is made, start designing some eyes.