Sentence examples for start off over from inspiring English sources

Yes, your steak will start off over the burner, but the bulk of the cooking will be done in the oven.

Start off slow, and add intensity slowly over time.

Trump went on, "You know, you started off over here, Jeb" — i.e. at the center lectern on the stage, where the leader in the polls stands.

The history of Formspring is interesting — it actually started off over four years ago as a service that makes it easy to generate web forms of all sorts.

Everyone agreed that the problem started off over blocksize (and that still is the immediate problem) but the inability of the community to resolve that problem has surfaced a larger problem: the desperate need for governance.

A light eye shadow to start off all over the lid and a darkish colour on the crease of your eye and blend it up.

They start off every play leaned over and then strike out with their head on essentially every play.

They write: 'Marriages start off happy, but over time reinforcement erosion occurs that is the source of marital dysfunction'.

Start off by handing over simple tasks that make the job less enjoyable, insisting the trainee brings you proof every morning that the tasks were completed properly.

Manning and the Vols started off the 1995 season with victories over East Carolina and Georgia, before heading off to Gainesville to play the Gators.

Can this work for a business that hasn't been collecting e-mails? A. Certainly it wouldn't be starting from as strong a point as a business that has the e-mail addresses, but yes, a small business can start off SaveLocal through sharing over a social network.