Sentence examples for start a string of from inspiring English sources

The pop star died at his rented Los Angeles home, days before he was due to start a string of concerts in London at the O2 Arena.

The final run of the inning came home when Hamels walked Troy Tulowitzki with the bases loaded, but Hamels struck out Holliday — who hooked the first pitch just wide of the left-field foul pole — on his 40th pitch of the inning to start a string of 13 consecutive batters retired.

His father juggled multiple businesses, ultimately moving the family to Hyderabad in the 1960s to cultivate grapes and start a string of construction businesses.

He quickly left to start a string of his own businesses, in sectors from coal to mobile phones.

And then after the first, far too many start a string of excuses, rationalizations and outright denial until it is Christmas next year already.

How many times have you heard politicians start a string of lies with "The truth is, folks... "? Oh, oh, most of us would think, here comes a "talking point" or a carefully cherry-picked fact sprinkled with the usual meaningless "factoids".

That started a string of nine batters in a row whom Millwood retired before Castillo singled in the sixth.

My query started a string of more than 50 e-mail messages among opinionated cooks from Miami to Seaside, Calif.

But instead, these pharmacies may have sold the vaccine to a small distributor, who then sold it to another, starting a string of sales.

At the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater on Wednesday night, starting a string of local concerts, the Who grappled with both its past and its present.

She dropped out of secondary school and started a string of beauty parlours whose primary product was the use of animal-placenta injections to achieve the same sort of skin-smoothing effect for which collagen is used in the West.