Sentence examples for started off with something from inspiring English sources

We started off with something of a bit of a rocky incident with China last year, April, when we had the incident with our reconnaissance plane rammed by a Chinese fighter...

Clinton started off with something of an advantage over Sanders, notably among the same voters he's seeking.

"I find it a lot easier to do things when I can start off with something on my computer screen, instead of working from scratch," he said.

I start off with something that's like my own diary, but then I collect ideas together, writing them all down.

"The buzzword is customization, with systems that have become very scaleable and allow you to start off with something small like lighting controls, and build on later, when you want to add a home theater," said Steve Koenig, the director of industry analysis for the Consumer Electronics Association, a trade group.

Start off with something like: "So what happened this year?" You know, just to kick things off.

Since then I always start off with something benign and wait for them to engage before jumping into anything sensitive.

The applications of that are naturally pretty wide, so Siren Care is better off starting off with something they know they can tackle first, Ma said.

I thought we'd start off with something easy to get you in the right state of mind for the day/week.

Just as most Ph.D. projects start off with something very easy that's more than likely to work, it's a good idea to start each day with a simple task.

But we're leveraging the fact that most organizations have one, two, three sources of definitive or authoritative information about you… it could be in a CRM, it could be in a directory, it could be in a relational database but you start off with something.