Sentence examples for start relationships from inspiring English sources

Several other women have since accused Mr. Kratz of using his position to start relationships.

It has a superficial logic: there are websites that start relationships, why not have one that ends them?

Representative Rick Larsen, a Democrat whose district includes Everett, Wash., where Boeing makes most of its airplanes, said Mr. Locke did "not need to start relationships in China".

How about a documentary about the lives of young transgender people getting together in 'same-trans relationships' and others trying to start relationships with everyday Muggles?

In the gallery of love, for example, you might be shown Pisano's Daphnis and Chloe, a deeply evocative reminder of the sense of gratitude and wonder with which most of us start relationships, but all too soon abandon (art is a superlative memory-bank for precious emotions that otherwise disappear).

California surfers in particular tend to buy their boards from trusted local shapers, with whom they often start relationships while in their teens, the shaper crafting progressively more advanced boards as the surfer's skills improve.

In the many years we knew her before her current relationship she was always single, going on first and sometimes second dates, but never starting relationships or flings.

All had died within a few years of marrying or starting relationships with her.

Women are far more leery of starting relationships than you think.

He says New Mexico has had a stop-start relationship with clean energy.

Priya Elan of The Guardian believed that "Mine" depicts "a stop-start relationship between a normal guy and girl".