Sentence examples for start with a kind from inspiring English sources
I start with a kind of unproductivity plan: keep growth slow and employment high.
At 15 minutes, it's extremely long, but it allows us the space to start with a kind of poem, to make the audience reflect.
It can start with a kind word, opening a door, letting another driver proceed, or a loving prayer.
"He started with a kind of statement to the effect that a month ago I had a family, I had a house, I had money and everything," Nikonov said.
Most other people use ordinary white sugar in varying amounts, but the recipe from Sam and Sam Clark of London's Moro restaurant, quoted in Caroline and Robin Weir's definitive work, Ice Creams, Sorbets & Gelati, starts with a kind of Italian meringue of hot, whisked egg whites and sugar.
We start out with a kind of dissatisfaction, something isn't quite right with the world; it's unjust or unfair or we can't seem to find any happiness.
The "Surprise" trick : Start off with a kind of poppy punk beat and then do like double bass roll or even blast beats!
Start with any kind of drum, a snare drum works best.
Dr. Crenshaw and Mr. Pell are starting with a kinder, gentler rib spreader.
"When you're pitching Dave McClure — or any other seed investor — you have to start with any kind of traction".
"I started off with a kind of version almost of his father," is how Mr. Davies remembers it.
