Sentence examples for start produced from inspiring English sources

The noon start produced some sluggish, sloppy results — a combined 28 missed shots and 15 turnovers in the first quarter.

Tries from Junior Sa'u and Lance Hohaia and two goals from Marshall gave New Zealand control they never really looked like relinquishing after England, who were ponderous from the start, produced an error-strewn first half.

These negotiations, called the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START), produced a treaty in 1991 that committed the superpowers to reducing their strategic nuclear forces by 25 to 30 percent over a period of years.

Promoted as a rookie not even a week into the 1998 season, Wood, at age 20 and in his fifth major league start, produced one of the more awe-inspiring pitching lines ever: nine innings, no walks, 20 strikeouts, one hit — an infield single by Ricky Gutierrez — in a 2-0 victory against Houston.

The War on Poverty Program Head Start produced lasting effects on educational achievement; educational achievement, in turn, has a direct influence on health behavior in adulthood, including diet, smoking, and physical activity (Acheson et al. 1998).

He experimented with color right from the start, produced an anthology series when an ongoing serial might have seemed easier to tackle and made barn-fuls of money doing it.

thermonuclear-fusion reactors will start producing electricity.

"It must start producing results immediately".

So now she better start producing.

Unless, that is, their hitters start producing.

Soon they'll start producing new, more exciting cousins.