Sentence examples for start off even from inspiring English sources

You'll start off even higher on the pay scale.

If you're choosing to grow your bonsai tree from a seedling or a cutting from another tree, they can start off even smaller.

And if last season was filled with kicks and complaints and shoves and suspensions, this season started off even worse, with a fiery Spanish Super Cup that ended with a vicious foul, a sideline brawl, three red cards and charges of anti-Islam insults.

Everyone started off even.

Many of the songs start off quiet, even shy, and then suddenly shatter the stillness with the force of a kid cannonballing into a pool.

And New Year's Day did start off quietly, and even stayed that way, mostly.

Start off with inexpensive fish, even if you can afford expensive ones.

Put on some upbeat, happy music so start off your day!  (You can even buy alarm clocks that are radios or that you can plug your iPod or phone into so you can wake up to music)  Don't put on slow and sad songs, you want music that will get you up and going!

But today's Broadway-or-bust mentality cannot obscure the prevailing fact that much of the most interesting and enterprising theater in New York starts Off Broadway, even if it doesn't necessarily stay there.

You'll know what it's like if so: you start off not even realising how many times you've hit replay; you'll get the song stuck in your head, and decide that the only way to make it stop replaying in your mind is to repeatedly blast it out of speakers or headphones until you're completely sick of it.

Start off an evening of great food at Pascale's Manale, which has an oyster bar in front and a fantastic restaurant with New Orleans fare in back.