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Discover LudwigThe phrase "started out strong" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something began with strength or success. Example: The team started out strong, winning their first five games of the season.
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Like many of his classmates, Mr. Tilson started out strong.
Republican women started out strong, with a record 128 filing for House runs.
For the last year or two, every quarter has not started out strong".
Capriati, 26, started out strong, winning eight of the first nine points to seize a 2-0 lead.
Both new series started out strong, beneficiaries of publicity blitzes, but have since lost a significant number of viewers.
He said that Mr. Barak had started out strong, but that "a fuse must have blown somewhere along the line".
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Born into the old world, Mortensen's father starts out strong and then begins to fade.
Equities, fixed income and mergers are all starting out strong this year, which means there is also a healthy job market.
"24" has a habit of starting out strong, then losing momentum as the suspense, stretched like Silly Putty to meet a 24-episode arc, grows ever more harebrained.
9.14pm BST France - 13 USA - 11, 3 38, 1st Quarter France is at least starting out strong, grabbing an early lead thanks to Yacoubou getting baskets on two straight possessions and a Lawson-Wade three pointer.
Odom starts out strong and continuously soars as the show proceeds.
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