Sentence examples for must not start from inspiring English sources

"My red line is that we must not start plucking the EU apart".

Until they do this with consistency, the conversation must not start and end with our votes.

Ms Merkel also urged other countries to open their borders to refugees, since "the numbers [in Germany] need to be reduced even further and must not start to rise again, especially in the spring".

And a stand for clarity and perspective: as US President Barack Obama said in the aftermath of the Paris attacks, we must not start to equate the issue of refugees with terrorism.

We must not start thinking we can beat every team in the world easily, especially as the next game is the final when we will come up against one of the best teams in the world.

On their own, these new rules are not the most onerous or demanding impositions, but they do create a classic, Kafkaesque bureaucratic loop that says no, you must not start from here, you must have done something before you get to the beginning.

You mustn't start comparing yourself to others – it's about your own personal journey.

One is aware though, you know, at 66, that the wall is there, that if one wants to finish this novel, one mustn't start playing around".

Novelists are an endangered species now, and when there's only 18 elk left in the world, they mustn't start trying to knock off each other's horns".

But you mustn't get me started on ratings or I'll start singing "The King is in the Altogether" and we'll be here till Christmas.

But the novel, it must be said, does not start well.