Sentence examples for start it would be from inspiring English sources

"With the grass-court season just about to start, it would be silly to risk any more problems".

6 p.m. 2) THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY Riga's Old Town (Vecriga) is a cabinet of wonders best explored aimlessly, guided just by eye and fancy, but if you had to pick a place to start, it would be Doma Laukums (Cathedral Square), just across from the Occupation Museum.

For a start, it would be against FIFA rules.

For a start, it would be a tacit admission that the union was, as a political force, completely moribund.

While Mr. Obama overwhelmed Republican opponents of the treaty, called New Start, it would be a much heavier lift to get the next Senate to approve a long-languishing treaty to ban all nuclear tests.

But since so many people play video games (half of all Americans, for a start) it would be strange if some criminals did not.Games ought to be age-rated, just as films are, and retailers should not sell adult-rated games to children any more than they should sell them adult-rated films.

Once started, it would be hard to control.

I was convinced that if a war started, it would be nuclear".

"I knew when I started it would be about 1,000 manuscript pages," Yanagihara says, with the true novelist's sense of fate.

"Part of the problem with NEPA is, when it started, it would be unusual for an environmental impact statement to exceed 100 pages," Duffy said.

"The scheduling will be the hardest part and if anybody would get it started it'd be the PGA [the men's governing body in the US]," added the 2013 British Open champion.