Sentence examples for start off little from inspiring English sources

The giant comic book being read by the three singers who start off "Little Shop of Horrors" is a portent of things to come: This production of the beloved 1982 musical is often excessively cartoonish.

Be careful not to build jumps too big, its best to start off little and make them bigger with time, or increase in size along a line of jumps.

Researcher: "And is it usually, the way you're talking about it now, it sounds like it might be one or two kids who are having some kind of issue with one or two kids, so it's not like big groups against one or two kids, or big groups against big groups"// Aide 2:             //"Well, you know it starts off little (Aide 1: "Yeah"), you know, one against one, and then they get others into it".

We start off hearing a little bit about Maggie's past.

This could stand for something and be sexy too! "We start off the film with a little scene of Dianne driving to work in her humble Ford Escort.

The interest subsidy would start off costing little.

"They'll start off with little tricks, by rote, showing them to the class over and over," Mr. Gore said.

"Argentina is going to start off a little tense, and I think this can play in our favor," he suggests.

Many would-be children's authors start off with little or no knowledge of the current market - maybe with a nostalgic memory of their own childhood favourites.

It might start off a little stiff, but several hours later, when you are at a nearby Karaoke box singing a duet of "Up Where We Belong" with your arm draped around your Japanese client's shoulder, you can finally get down to business.

"The way I would probably start would be to try and do something most days, but start off really little, with a ten-minute routine where you move around.