Sentence examples for starts because it from inspiring English sources

This doesn't lend itself to control -- you can't see the forest for the trees -- but it's the only place to be when the shooting starts, because it shows off Combat Mission's marvelous eye for detail.

But it can take many forms, such as always showing up late (s/he controls when the party starts, because it doesn't really start till s/he gets there), or overturning the original plans in favor of something s/he wants to do instead.

I don't think we should keep giving away two-goal starts, because it is never easy scoring goals when you are behind in a game, but when we are desperate we play well".

Gocher said the group would target other insurers, but QBE was an obvious place to start because it had revealed some of its involvement in the sector.

'I only started because it was fun.

"It ended up being the best way to start, because it was an icebreaker," Schoenberg recalls.

So the teasing started because it seems improbable he did not suspect anything".

One of the vehicles wouldn't start because it needed a remote control of some sort.

They ask why they're not starting because it's all over Facebook, MLSsoccer.com and Twitter.

I remember exactly when it started because it was the day after Princess Diana died.

Harry Enten's FiveThirtyEight article is a good place to start, because it underscores the problem.