Sentence examples for started with the word from inspiring English sources

IT ALL started with the word "normal".

The discussion started with the word "periodization,"….

The meanings gradually change as the words progress, so that what started with the word mute ends 80 words later with the word noisy.

Fifteen minutes after Mr. Obama's speech in Grant Park in Chicago on Tuesday night, the chief executive of BET, Debra L. Lee, e-mailed every employee with a message that started with the word "wow" followed by five exclamation points.

The discussion started with the word "periodization," and the best example of that kind of critical project right now (at least in a book that discusses Jesus Jones at length) is "1989: Bob Dylan Didn't Have This to Sing About," by friend and colleague Joshua Clover.

The definition of a new word is started with the word : (colon) and ends with the word ; (semi-colon).

One woman wrote that her mother was sometimes "like a volcano" when she became angry, and that her verbal attacks started with the words: "Are you listening?

I felt so inadequate that, in an effort to make it sound more official, I started with the words, "Mr Barenboim...".

Maybe it's because it starts with the word "turd".

Many of my stage directions start with the word 'impossibly'impossibly

Too many sustainability campaigns start with the word stop!