Sentence examples for starting through from inspiring English sources

Mansfield took the lead within seconds of the second half starting through Simon Heslop, yet Portsmouth responded with a period of sustained pressure and were rewarded when Paul Robinson finished from close range in the 70th minute.

Starting through Chinatown, Iversen steps into Won Kow, what she calls "the old guard" of Chinatown (which, sadly, has closed since the printing of the book).

"But as we're starting through alpha, the vault network at the moment wouldn't be good enough for people to just run from a mobile phone or from a very bad Internet connection.

Although most doctoral students receive funding for 3 years, the average time taken to complete a PhD is around 3 years and 8 months.2 The average starting and finishing ages are also unknown but they are likely to be in the region of age 24 (starting) through to 28 (finishing).

Vicente Guaita started through necessity – his two colleagues were injured.

He also wants to quickly sign a contract so he can start through the minor leagues.

Simultaneously, more spectacular railroad tunnels were being started through the Alps.

I started through the bush, intending to have it out with him at last.

The program was started through a generous gift of Ken Froewiss '67, PhD '77.

He added that work had started through the SIDC on enhancing body-worn video technology.

Good cases can be lost before they start through hesitation or delay.