Sentence examples for started in terms of from inspiring English sources

When I first started, in terms of girls it was just me and Amy [ Winehouse.

Thus the collection was light years away from where the brand started in terms of mood.

"The Germany thing actually started in terms of us hearing about it from Laker fans that came out of Hollywood," Vitti went on.

He's everything.' But Dennis would prove himself no musical slouch either, and what Brian started in terms of emotional creativity, Dennis tried to finish.

"I think when we first started, in terms of making estimates, we really were kind of groping in the dark," said Gov. John E. Baldacci, who this month proposed a host of adjustments.

If the agreement holds — and previous deals have not — the gas dispute would essentially end where it started in terms of prices, in what would be a baffling result considering the hardship caused by the embargo.

By continuing the imposed lateral load on the x-braced RC frame, the limited nonlinear behaviour is started in term of large deformation in braced frame members.

A: These lists are a good place to start in terms of looking at what metrics and indicators a publication considered when compiling their rankings.

Books are the natural place to start in terms of content fit, but apps and music could be equally beneficial to both parties if this arrangement works out.

Given this array of challenges, it can be difficult to know where to start in terms of building capacity for HSR.

But he promptly dusted himself off and started thinking in terms of civic pride.