Sentence examples for start limited to from inspiring English sources

Their relationship is unsatisfactory from the start, limited to letters and to snatched meetings on the fringes of family gatherings.

Start limited each side to 1,600 delivery vehicles but both have already cut below that.

Houses and town centers raise the starting limit, to a maximum of 200, while each unit that is produced increases the population count.

If we start limiting access to only "local" homeless people, it stands to reason there's more incentive for migrants to "set roots" in Glendale to take advantage of our services over a longer period of time.

And in what reads like an unprovoked character attack on the world's most glorious carbohydrate, Dr. Rimm makes a truly unholy suggestion: that we should start limiting ourselves to six fries at a time.

The Chinese government announced last week that it's going to start limiting public access to TV shows that: A. Are overly entertaining.

Antitrust I think is going to try to start limiting this.

If you're going to start limiting the reach of poor-quality content, you're going to need an army (as well as an algorithm).

By next year the school will have to start limiting the aid it offers, Mr. Gordon said.

They discovered the wonder of tinned crab and had to start limiting how many recipes anchovies appeared in.

If you're struggling to deal with the negativity that people bring into your life, it may be time to start limiting those interactions significantly.