Sentence examples for meant to start from inspiring English sources

We meant to start accounts, of course.

"It was meant to start a debate".

"We were meant to start at six.

The new currency exchange is meant to start changing that.

Russo and Owens-Reid never really meant to start an LGBT advice empire.

Talks on EU accession are meant to start on March 31st.

The Cobra meeting on flooding was meant to start five minutes ago.

But it was meant to start at 1pm today and it didn't.

Martin Corry, however, wasn't even meant to be on this tour and he wasn't even meant to start this match.

That is still an issue – a surprise given the scheme's meant to start in a matter of months.

The banks of turnstiles around English football's £900m new home were meant to start clicking at 11am sharp.