Sentence examples for started a true from inspiring English sources

Joe Paterno, who got his 395th career victory, started a true freshman at quarterback in a season opener for the first time in his 45 years as the coach.

JOYCE EDWARD South Setauket, N.Y., Aug. 14, 2012 To the Editor: In his incredibly concise and poignant Op-Ed essay ("Paul Ryan's Fairy-Tale Budget Plan," Aug. 14), David A. Stockman has started a true adult conversation about how to solve our financial and economic mess.

In the history of USC football, the Trojans have started a true freshman quarterback in only 18 games, 12 of them by Matt Barkley in 2009.

This way of looking at biological systems started a true gold rush in the field of stem cell marker identification.

Starting a true freshman at quarterback is one thing.

I also hope that you and we can use that time to start a true dialogue".

This set off a series of anti-Tamil pogroms — which in turn had the effect of starting a true civil war, one that is still going on.

But Scott hinted that the team might opt to go small against the Pacers, removing center Evan Eschmeyer from the lineup because Indiana does not start a true center.

Same goes for keeping its current rock stars from leaving to start a true competitor.

He added: "I hope that this meeting will go some way towards starting a true dialogue between commuters and the companies that run their rail service".

According to "growth stall" analysis there is a 69% probability IBM's shares will fall to $85 per share -- or less -- before the company fails, or starts a true, long-term recovery under new leadership.