Sentence examples for start up from from inspiring English sources

Once you start up from the CD, Linux is yours to explore.

Windows 7 is faster to start up from hibernation and less prone to unexpected delays.

The computer should now start up from the hard drive and not require the DVD in the disc drive.

Insert the disc, restart the Mac and hold down the C key to have the computer start up from the disc instead of the hard drive.

When new British Airways flights start up from Gatwick to Dalaman at the end of April demand for villas in this area is bound to increase.

The first is that, in a polarising multi-channel market dominated by a few big strong branded channels, it will become all but impossible for tiny, niche ones to survive, let alone start up from nowhere.

But it is hard to imagine Miss Suu Kyi and the junta starting up from where they left off.

For these catalysts, the methanation reaction started up from 150 °C and generated CH4.

The user movement starting up from a point to a destination is named "one movement epoch".

The tension would break every now and then as songs like "Rock 'n' Robin" started up from the crowd.

Lublin thought this would be the perfect place to start up again from scratch.