Sentence examples for much start from inspiring English sources

Pretty much start over from the bottom of the barrel now".

Answer: The nice thing about initiating a gender discussion is that you can pretty much start anywhere.

Note to Joe Cole: grow your hair, stop running about quite so much, start loafing about in the centre of the pitch and develop a pout.

You pretty much start again each time and we want to get down to three or four in and out a year.

"Coach pulled me aside and told me that next year, it's going to be a young team and if we plan on winning, I'm going to have to pretty much start talking," Howard said earlier this week.

He added: "When we came into power we unfortunately had to pretty much start again in terms of CCS, but we now have a really strong competition with players wanting to come in and be part of a CCS future here in Great Britain, and I hope we will have more news on that very shortly".

Not so much start-up companies as start-up countries.

I wondered which of them had interned and how much start-up capital interning had required; what their parents or spouses did; who might have helped them and for how long.

"The mistake the United States made during the Depression and the Japanese made during the '90s was too much start-stop in their policies," said Timothy Geithner, Obama's choice for Treasury secretary, when I went to visit him in his transition office a few weeks ago.

Instead of figuring out how much start-ups actually need, too many firms calculate how much they have in their funds, divide it by the number of partners and the number of boards they can sit on, and come up with a sum to invest in each start-up, said Ben Horowitz, a partner in a new venture firm, Andreessen Horowitz.

"We learned so much, starting from zero," Dr. Macchiarini said.