Sentence examples for outset to go from inspiring English sources

Reassigned to Charleston in the middle of 1862 by Confederate President Jefferson Davis, who was incensed at the general's failure to defend Corinth, Miss., against Ulysses S. Grant's Union forces, the general sought from the outset to go on the offensive against the Union blockade.

My plan from the outset was to go from the hospital to an inpatient rehabilitation facility, which my policy covers for patients with double-knee replacements.

In the coming years, that coordination will be institutionalized as it was envisioned at the outset — a European Ministry of Finance to go along with a European Central Bank.

What is Sun's corporate culture like under you versus Sun culture under Scott McNealy? A. I don't believe that you can change corporate culture of an organization of this size overnight and nor do I think, unless the corporate culture is rotten from the outset, you want to go change any corporate culture, because it takes a lot of time and energy.

"This type of investigation appears to consist of merely going through the motions, and appears to be destined from the outset to lead nowhere".

The argument for this conclusion assumed from the outset that it is possible to go wrong voluntarily; this was Hippias' proposal in the case of Odysseus.

"I think I knew from the outset that I didn't want to go to college.

"It was obvious from the outset that Tulisa should never have had to go to court.

"Korea was able to develop unicorns within its own markets, but Taiwanese startups should be more like Israeli startups where they had to seek to go global from the outset," he says.

From the outset I have been, and still am, prepared to go to Belgrade as soon as we feel we can achieve something.

At the outset, find an area that would allow you to go straight for about 5 meters (15 feet) or so while mounting.