Sentence examples for starting out doing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lord, 44, has spent her entire career in the energy industry, starting out doing international development work.

That changed as Bell began to develop his style of comedy when he was first starting out doing open mic nights in Chicago, where he was living at the time.

Marcella Puppini says starting out doing Andrews Sisters covers "gave us a really good idea of how the arrangements work", allowing the Puppini Sisters to transpose that close-harmony style to such unexpected songs as Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights and, for their forthcoming second album, their own compositions.

Artveoli incorporated last September, after starting out doing tests and building prototypes in a garage.

This rare footage from 1989 shows the young comedian when he was just starting out, doing shows at The Comic Strip Live and other venues all over the city.

After starting out doing two sessions a week with him, I went to my doctor and was prescribed a low dose of a new SSRI Citalopram, another antidepressant that's effective in treating anxiety disorders and, within a month of this intensive, two-pronged approach, along with a commitment to sticking to mindfulness exercises, I began to feel hopeful.

Authors (especially those who are starting out) do need our help.

This is true, but only for love, starting out does not count as love.

When you were starting out, did you have people you considered mentors or instructors?

But races for amateurs who are just starting out do not make an attractive betting medium.

So what would a company just starting out do differently?