Sentence examples for starting next to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "starting next to" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning. Example: "The event will be starting next to the main entrance."
Starting next to Cushing will most likely be Bradie James.
Starting next to each other on the far outside of the dirt track were Irad and Jose Ortiz, two Puerto Rican jockeys, age twenty-five and twenty-four, whose rides have been electrifying New York's racetracks in recent years.
As Florida State generated 667 yards Saturday, starting next to Stork were Cameron Erving, who played defensive tackle last season; Josue Matias and Tre' Jackson, who started one game each last season when they were freshmen; and Menelik Watson, a junior college transfer.
Over on the mainland, there are yet more beaches: the Vigo area has 45 in total, starting next to San Miguel church in Bouzas, a fishing district 10 minutes' drive from the centre, and extending about 10 miles south and west to Saians.
For each tree, and along two opposite transects (NE and SW), floor litter and soil (20-cm depth) were sampled at five points starting next to the trees' trunk and ending beyond the tree crown projection.
Tight-head Malherbe, 22, comes in for the injured Jannie du Plessis, while the only other change to the pack of forwards is at lock, with Flip van der Merwe starting next to Eben Etzebeth in the second row.
Turiaf and Fields started next to Stoudemire on Wednesday, along with Toney Douglas and Walker.
Saturday night he started next to Abraham, with Maurice Anderson as the other tackle.
"I started next to play the harmonica, the drums and then the oboe.
But we found that, more important than where you start, is which horses start next to you".
The 150-acre fire started next to the Oakwood Toluca Hills, a corporate housing complex, and spread up the hills' north face.
