Sentence examples for start on it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "start on it" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when indicating the beginning of a task or project. Example: "I will start on it as soon as I finish my current assignment."
The challenge isn't easy, and we can't start on it today, but one way or another a new regulatory plan has to move some risk back to creditors.
Start on it right away — next class.
Workers start on it, and stay on it.
And construction didn't start on it until September.
I left the next day to start on it.
Nevertheless, the cellar would be easier to start on; it would be a hundred times easier than the study.
So a couple of months ago they started on it.
On Thursday it opens at the Atlantic Theater Company -- six years after they started on it.
It had started on it; the performance was a perfect platform for what came next.
(A new courthouse is scheduled to be built, but work has not yet started on it).
In New York, she would have already started on it, or an equivalent like oxycodone or fentanyl.
