Sentence examples for starts for example from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the opening might be the moment in time where your story starts – for example (thank you, editor), one of my stories opened with the arrival of a fax that told scientists they had found the gene responsible for cystic fibrosis.

Thus, if the LSC compartment is not growing under imatinib, could it be that the number of LSCs stabilizes after the treatment starts (for example, due to the inability of imatinib to deplete the LSCs or due to a saturation level) rather than contracting?

They know that Head Start, for example, is a hodgepodge.

The reader is told near the start, for example, how the story ends.

Sure Start, for example, was devised in the Treasury and handed to Education in 1999.

When the program first started, for example, a majority of injury reports came from patient lawyers.

Start, for example, with three forms of growth: in supply, demand and credit.

We have no idea why the war started, for example, or against whom it is being waged.

If the prime minister has found money to start making good the damage done so far, they could start, for example, by reversing cuts to childcare tax credits.

But the reaction wasn't as dramatic as some had feared – the FTSE 100 index ended the week higher than it started, for example.

The movie has barely started, for example, before one of Cohen's victims is chained to a couple of cars and torn in half.