Sentence examples for speak start up from inspiring English sources

View Chart Do you Speak Start Up.

As simple and childlike as this exercise may seem, it's a great way to think about the patterns and melodies we make when we speak, start switching things up and adding more notes.

But when Blé Goudé finished speaking and the music started up, the crowd swarmed around him.

He spoke of one day starting up a healing center on Mt. Shasta, where people could clean out their systems and go hiking.

Last time we spoke you were just starting up "Sandyland," your daily radio show on SiriusXM.

Having learned by then about the Holocaust and how that monumental atrocity happened in part because few people spoke up, I would by God speak up, starting with the test case right in my own house.

Engineers are deciding that this is the right time to create would-be Groupons or Facebooks — "me-too companies," valley speak for start-ups that are basically copycats of a winning formula — or yet another local, social mobile app.

We also had a strong broadcast presence with APTN; Reuters TV who also spoke with start-ups; CNBC were down again and spoke with startups and TechCrunch staff.

As part of growing up, everyone should start speaking up for what they believe in - and university is a great place to start.

Hussein Kanji, a 36-year-old American venture capitalist from London, was speaking about start-ups on behalf of General Assembly, a New York-based organization that offers technology and business courses in mini-campuses like this one around the world.

Now it was up to me to start speaking up.