Sentence examples for start means from inspiring English sources
Keita's start means Glover will open at the power forward position.
The question is: which early start means more for which team?
Mr. Lazio's late start means that he must fix an image of himself in the public mind before she does.
The head start means that the 360 has by far the best line-up of games, the main reason for buying consoles.
It might appear too early for Derby to be placed in the same company but a slow start means there are worrying parallels.
The mildy friendly start means that, for the moment, Tories will bury their doubts about Bercow even though he secured barely a handful of votes from their benches.
Start means-testing it and many poorer families will miss out.
But in the end, Xavier's poor second-half start meant it could not finish off the Panthers.
On an event-free day, an early, early morning start meant a one-hour one-way drive.
She also explained how these rumors start: mean, bored people on the computer just make them up!
At start, mean (SE) creatinine was 189 (8) μmol/l, mean eGFR 41 (1) ml/min 1.73 m, mean proteinuria 144 (14) mg/mmol creatinine (1.7 g/24 hrs).
