Sentence examples for start for from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "start for" is not commonly used in written English. If you are trying to convey the idea of beginning a journey, you might say "set out for" or "depart for," instead. For example: "She set out for the airport early that morning, knowing she had a long flight ahead of her."
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