Sentence examples for started from which from inspiring English sources

He has already decided he can't get the shot of you he wants in the venue you are already in, and so leads you around the city looking for light reflected in rain, or crowds, or loneliness, or something that might wipe that look of irritated boredom off your face, before returning to the place you started from, which suits how he's feeling about you, after all.

The gang began with a performance of Maxine Nightingale's biggest hit "Right Back Where We Started From," which hit #2 for two weeks in 1976.

Pareto optimal profiles are those profiles starting from which no player can improve its own payoff without making another's payoff worse.

It is usually started from scratch, which is time-consuming and error-prone.

"[Previous manager] Guy [Whittingham] started in the summer with a blank piece of paper and started from scratch which is not easy.

Field sampling started from July 2012 to July 2013 which included a total of 163 HIV seropositive patients.

It is easy to cut infrastructure projects that have not started and from which benefits have not been felt.

We suggest this description of the management as a starting point from which to make adjustments, start discussions and collect scientific evidence on treatment efficacy and patient satisfaction.

Basically, I started from the title, which is how books often come to me.

For such people, a stopgap is often an unavoidable but essential starting point from which to begin a career.

Serious investors should think of this list as a starting point from which to begin diligent sleuthing.