Sentence examples for starting in with from inspiring English sources

I'd already noticed her strategy of waiting for me to pick up my phone, then immediately starting in with obvious questions to which she had the answers.

Getting up in the morning and just starting in with the WAAAAUUURRRRNRNNGGG!

(Registered Nurse) Occasionally, the level of anxiety rose to fear: "I remember that there was a lot of angst with the physicians around jumping into CPOE and starting in with the new technology….

2. As I go like this with my horn (do do) you start in with yours like this (whooo).

"We also don't immediately start in with those three- and five-second-long shots," Patrick continued.

"And then it starts in with all the names of the officials.

To the burbling accompaniment of a CD called "Celestial Sanctity," Stella started in with her patter.

Early in December, I bought the materials — the foam ring, the toothpicks, the cranberries — and started in with gusto.

EVERY year, right about this time, Deena Fishman's baffled friends start in with the telephone calls and the questions.

Then she starts in with the knives and forks, and the proper way to address an adult or a waiter.

Then, again nearly as an afterthought, Reichert started in with the "rolling no" questions.