Sentence examples for point to start from inspiring English sources

The living room is the connecting point to start building trust".

Violent crime does not seem to be the logical point to start dumping everyone together.

"That usually marks a point to start taking some profits off the table".

First set: V Williams 2-2 S Williams* Lovely point to start.

Here are five tips: An obvious point to start off on, but essential all the same.

The best point to start, therefore, is economic growth itself, and the role innovation plays in it.

"There is no need at this point to start a steamroller operation in North Waziristan," he told reporters last week.

Faced with an assignment, writers can struggle at every point — to start, to continue, and to finish.

I know there's the issue of germinating weeds, but I'm loath at this point to start pasteurising soil by heating it in the oven.

Milwaukee led by 1 point to start the fourth quarter and went up by 91-88 on Sam Cassell's hoop with 9 32 left.

Photograph: Paul Crock/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 10.13am GMT 9.07am GMT First set: Federer 2-2 Nadal*denotesteserverer): A lovely point to start the game.