Sentence examples for start up said from inspiring English sources

"Pressure to perform while restoring the unit to service may have led operators to reduce their questioning attitude and make them more willing to accept less-than-adequate plant conditions during start up," said the report, which was signed by five company managers.

"Billions are going into these start ups," said Victoria Vysotina, a mathematician and CEO of VV Strategic Group in New York City.

"The contract has been started up," says Elaerts.

"Human studies of gut bacteria and probiotics in MS are just starting up," says Mowry.

One ESPN executive involved in the start-up said: "This was about warehousing.

"We're a start-up," said Gary Shaw, the president of EliteXC and still a boxing promoter.

"He went through a classic start-up," said Michael Norton, a Gillette spokesman.

Nancy Coldwell, 49, vice president of marketing for Cohera, a start-up, said she had no plans to sell.

"It's been like working for a start-up," said Molly Solomon, the coordinator-producer of NBC's Olympic cable coverage.

Elon Musk, chief executive of the electric-vehicle start-up, said production of the crossover-style car would start in 2013.

But Eckart Walther, chief executive of the start-up, said his service could eliminate a bunch of other items besides conventional coupons that clutter up wallets.