Sentence examples for start up one from inspiring English sources

The new president of Kabardino-Balkaria, of which Nalchik is the capital, this week conceded that unemployment and "not being able to start up one's own business without links to the authorities" had pushed youngsters towards militant Islam.The cost in lives is one reason why corruption in Russia is not, as some say, an efficient way to live with over-regulation.

You're gonna hear a lot of racket, I'm trying to start up one of my racecars.

Even in the relatively short history of Silicon Valley, where most people have barely been around long enough to start up one successful company, Paul Baran has already founded four.

When he starts up one of his ballads, it offers "serious relief".

"There are a number of things that could be done," he said, "but in order to get those started up, one has to acknowledge that pain occurs frequently".

"I thought, 'Wouldn't it be much easier to give the headache of showing my collection to someone else?'" That was when he phoned his old chum Nick Serota and started up one of the great British art world rows.

"It would cost us a lot of money if we had to do it ourselves," Ms. DeAndrus said as Mr. Cirillo started up one of his vintage sewing machines.

It had just passed 9 PM when Mike started up one of the response cars and hit the switch for the flashing blue lights.

I'm wondering, is it a bit babyish?" "You're not going to find another between now and tomorrow," he said, and she felt the flutter in her eyelid start up, the one that usually preceded a headache.

Unlike another blood-testing start-up one might mention.

With start-ups, one of the main challenges they face is gaining market acceptance, and custom in sufficient volumes to transition to profitability (the vast majority of start-ups fail).