Sentence examples for starting off from from inspiring English sources

The girls are starting off from scratch.

Starting off from the exotic plant and vegetable stock of Brixton Market, Lucas travels the world in search of the two plants, Kaff Mariam (Hand of Mary) and Uoa de Gato Catt's Claw).

However, the implications of his argument are even more poignant for African economies whose growth is starting off from a base of inequality, discontent and general distrust of public institutions.

How would I cope with travelling on my own, as a woman alone and as a backpacker aged 51? Starting off from Mumbai on a three-week tour through India to Nepal was a perfect introduction, giving me time to adjust to the dramatic change of climate, culture and lifestyle, with a tour leader to take care of all the hassles.

Starting off from New York's Ambrose Light in under 20 knots of building breeze and flat seas, Play- Station was out of the blocks quickly and shaved early miles by skimming through the shallow waters off Nantucket and into Georges Bank.

All the money does is attract attention, if you're starting off from scratch.

Many subsequent explorers had started off from these coördinates.

"This starts off from the kids and right through to the first team.

"It started off from talking about it with a cosmetic surgeon friend who is a frustrated artist.

I start off from the position that I don't want to, I'm prejudiced against it.

"Everything starts off from that confidence," he said, "and from there I can make the adjustments in boxing and life that I need to".