Sentence examples for started of the from inspiring English sources
The phrase "started of the" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misphrasing, and the correct form would typically be "started off" or "started on." Example: "She started off the meeting with a brief introduction."
"Therefore Her Majesty had no means of knowing until after the trial had started of the relevance to the prosecution of the fact that Mr Burrell had mentioned to Her Majesty that he had taken items for safe keeping," Mr Boyce explained.
Graham could have caused a shock had he connected with a cross from the right at the started of the second half and Celtic responded with an Adam Matthews shot fizzing over the bar.
"Number games" were the first games we started of the ones I list here.
Then, 10 runs were started of the whole system differing by the starting velocities initialized at 300 K.
In the present study, we investigated the effect of early administration (before aggregate deposition started) of the IL-1 antagonist Anakinra in TTR deposition and neurotoxicity, using a well-established mouse model of FAP.
The remaining 12 codes of relevance to the current theme fell first and foremost under one of the themes Planning the research for the student, Cultivating self-efficacy in research competence and Cultivating a sense of accountability or one of the sub-themes Engaging the student in prior learning and Getting the student started of the theme Preparing the student for the research.
Collins started the rest of the season.
This started the period of the Liberal Wars.
Calculate the starting point of the descent.
Start outside of the bank in Draynor.
Start thinking of the key moments.
