Sentence examples for starting one of from inspiring English sources

For two years, he was a cameraman for the show, and also, soon after starting, one of its on-camera personnel, and also, in time, a regular member of the groovy downtown hipsters and a Warhol devotee.

If you're an Elvis fan or even just into Hai Karate, I urge you to make a pilgrimage to Palm Springs ASAP, because I'm currently in the process of starting one of those begging accounts on GoFundMe or Kickstarter to help raise the money needed to pay for my new home and I can assure you that when I get a hold of it the tours are going to stop.

Table 4 shows the estimated ATTs for participants starting one of the four short-term training programs during the first year on welfare.

"I said, 'Pull your pants down,' " she asserted, before starting one of the longest speeches given at any Hall of Fame ceremony.

Though there is one pay-off: the core subjects may be fresher in your mind when starting one of the professional courses (the BPTC or LPC).

Then I decided I'd try blogging and wrote (non historical pieces) for other people's blogs rather than starting one of my own.

Crabtree started one of Britain's first farmers' markets.

Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine, their starting pitchers 1 and 1A, each started one of those games.

One chord is all Moe needs to start one of its nimble, quick-fingered jams.

Ten years ago, Mr. Ehrenkranz said to his wife, "I'd like to start one of these".

In 1977, Taisho started one of Japan's longest running advertising campaigns.