Sentence examples for say a start from inspiring English sources
I say "a start" because I'm sure you'll have suggestions to add below.
What made you wake me so earlyAnd with a look of mischief say,A start this fine's surely a signThe sea is calling us today?The train was blue, the water green A tinted postcard sent in May.
by Sharon Levy What made you wake me so earlyAnd with a look of mischief say,A start this fine's surely a signThe sea is calling us today?The train was blue, the water green A tinted postcard sent in May.
For one thing, they say, a start-up bogged down in a hunt for office space wastes time that could be spent developing its business, outdistancing competitors and moving toward such lucrative events as an initial public offering or a sale to another company.
That is a new, and I take leave to say, a starting, doctrine.
No competition?: While it might be tempting to say a start-up is so unique it has no peers, Turner cautions against it: "Don't tell us there's no competition.
That said, a START-style treaty may prove impossible to negotiate.
Say a prayer and start slinging.
I would say a very impressive start".
It was, Sobers said, "a tremendous start".
