Sentence examples for started at least in from inspiring English sources
Then the special joy wears off and they are back where they started, at least in terms of happiness.
In fact, Japan has a tradition of fatalism that started, at least in modern times, about three decades ago.
Even in New York, where "in your face" is a way of life, summer started, at least in name, at 10 03 this morning, Eastern daylight time.
CHRIS ZOOK: It's so interesting sometimes to go back and follow the history of two companies, in this case Nike and Reebok, that started– at least in a moment in time– in remarkably similar circumstances.
Thus a movement that started, at least in the minds of reform sponsors like the billionaire George Soros, as an effort to reduce the ravages of both drugs and the war on drugs, has become mostly about pot smoking.
In "The Afro as a Natural Expression of Self, Ruth La Ferlaa writes about a new iteration of the Afro — a conversation that was started, at least in New York, by a television commercial for a Democratic mayoral candidate starring his 15-year-old son, Dante de Blasio.
Every July starts, at least in this house, with starry-eyed delusions about a summer spent messing about on rivers, climbing trees and having wholesome adventures.
The focus is on the coastal plains of the Sibaritide in South Italy and the Pontine plain in Central Italy, both of which have been subject to profound landscape changes caused by sedimentation starting at least in the Bronze Age, and caused by erosion in their hinterlands as the result of long term human impact in combination with climatic changes, sea-level change and neotectonics.
Starting (at least) in the 1860s, the federal government's meddling in the financial sector has increased.
But with its announcement yesterday, we now have an idea, and it looks to start (at least in part) with Brazil.
But more often than not, the divorce process is something that starts, at least in the mind of one of the parties, long before anyone decides to move out of the house or to file papers.
