Sentence examples for start adjusted from inspiring English sources
He accepted a temporary assignment to Class AAA Norfolk after that start, adjusted his mechanics to improve the downward movement on his fastball, and has a 2-0 record and a 2.25 earned run average in three starts since.
Well, Mr. Pursell may have reason to start adjusting his aim.
"The company has little choice but to start adjusting their cost base," Michael Tyndall, an analyst at Nomura International in London, said.
Rahman arrived in South Africa almost a month before the bout to begin training and to start adjusting to Johannesburg's altitude (5,740 feet above sea level).
"The reality here is there will be some type of timeline or deadline"—and Petraeus and other commanders needed to start adjusting to that.
"The reality here is there will be some type of timeline or deadline" — and Petraeus and other commanders needed to start adjusting to that.
Their new brain cells helped them to rapidly learn to stop associating drug and place, once the cocaine was taken away, and start adjusting to sobriety.
But Mr. Bullard said the idea that "the worst part of the crisis is over, so maybe it's time to start adjusting" was sensible, adding, "I'm sympathetic to that argument".
But financial advisers say to be pro-active and start adjusting to this downturn.
It indicates that drivers experience the effect of curvature only after entering the curve and start adjusting speed accordingly.
