Sentence examples for starting on it from inspiring English sources

Even though we'd be very late starting on it, can I ask you to reconsider?" But Rippon refuses.

It's no surprise, then, that global HIV drug resistance is on the rise, both among those already on ART and those just starting on it.

But as well as harking right back to the start of Davies's career as a composer, the symphony has a much more immediate personal element, too, for soon after starting on it he was diagnosed with leukaemia, and worked on the score while undergoing treatment for the disease in London.

Someone much wiser than me said that you ruin a story by actually starting on it because when it's just in your imagination, it's perfect.

After all, the legacy of Johnson's Great Society and the war that went with it included Medicare for older people ― I'll be starting on it next month myself ― and Medicaid for people of any age living in poverty.

He has said that he had been considering the idea of a Xenogears orchestral album for six or seven years prior to starting on it, but until then did not have both the opportunity to work on the project and the confidence in his own abilities as an orchestrator to make the album sound as he wished.

Start on it right away — next class.

Workers start on it, and stay on it.

So a couple of months ago they started on it.

And construction didn't start on it until September.

I left the next day to start on it.