Sentence examples for start takes from inspiring English sources

Creating a beloved New York City institution from a standing start takes imagination, talent, tenacity and good luck.

7.29pm GMT GOAL!!! WHAT A FREE KICK!!! Fiorentina 0-1 Juventus (Pirlo 71) Pirlo, after a false start, takes a second run up and curls a stunning free kick into the top right at extreme pace!

NEW YORK — "Fun Home," the musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's extraordinary graphic memoir, gets off to a choppy start, takes unnecessary musical detours and is staged in a rough-hewn style that sometimes seems more accidental than intentional.

He states that the show's seeming weaknesses are part of the reason it succeeds, saying that it "gets off to a choppy start, takes unnecessary musical detours and is staged in a rough-hewn style that sometimes seems more accidental than intentional" but that it "succeeds not despite these flaws but in large measure because of them.

The START takes a list of risk factors and treats each one as both a risk factor and a protective factor.

Start taking accountability".

I'll start taking questions.

"I'm ready to start taking risks".

Now they may start taking over money.

Instead I start taking notes.

And start taking a lunchbreak.