Sentence examples for started one of from inspiring English sources

Federer will play in the Hopman Cup starting on Saturday, where last year he started one of the most remarkable seasons of his unparalleled career.

I've worked on Wall Street, published a magazine, started one of South Beach's (Miami) most popular nightclubs, and lots in between.

It made its stars household names, appeared on numerous lists of the top sitcoms of all time and even started one of the biggest haircut trends ever.

Crabtree started one of Britain's first farmers' markets.

The union refused, and so started one of the longest strikes in recent history.

"Mama started one of the first rural arts institutions in the country," Mrs. Forrester said.

In 1977, Taisho started one of Japan's longest running advertising campaigns.

When this war started one of the promises was: there'll be plenty of oil for everybody.

Recently, he started one of his own at a local hospital.

A few months after she started, one of the teen-agers asked her to adopt her baby.

In 1968, The Ohio State Buckeyes football team started one of the most cherished traditions in American sports.