Sentence examples for start sentence from inspiring English sources

Outside probabilities specify the probability that all but a certain segment of the given sentence will be derived from the start (sentence) symbol, where that "missing" segment remains to be generated from a specified nonterminal symbol.

Focus item start first sentence Task: create text   S3 'moving' Propose item   T It's moving.

(Americans start sentences with "Oh, gee," or "Say, Fred").

(And it may account for my tendency to start sentences with "and").

And now I start sentences with, 'My therapist says....'.. " What does your therapist say?

Using capital letters to start sentences is similar to indenting, or doublespacing, to indicate paragraph divisions.

"Wouldn't it be interesting to...," she tends to start sentences before taking flight.

But companies don't start sentences with, "we're not xenophobic, but …" – they make it company policy.

A tendency to overwhelm with simile and repeatedly start sentences with adverbs makes for a discordant reading experience.

Quietly spoken, with a tendency to start sentences that quickly trail off, he has long abandoned his signature catchphrases.

(No well-documented languages start sentences or clauses with the object, although some linguists have jokingly suggested that Klingon might do so).