Sentence examples for take at the start from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly a brave stance to take at the start of your tenure but, having said that, I'm delighted to hear it," he said.

That was a jump of six points compared with a poll taken at the start of August.

Ferguson's real feelings had actually been laid bare in a decision he took at the start of a momentous day.

Photograph: Guardian Now take a look at this picture, taken at the start of play today: OBO milk, start of day two Photograph: Guardian Lactose larceny!

Flicking through the officer's photo album, Nassade suddenly settled on a picture of Oumoh, taken at the start of November.

And I'm fine with that, not least because these photographs, taken at the start of each financial year, are purely for my own records".

A poll taken at the start of this month showed that Bayh's lead had shrunk to a single percentage point.

In a poll taken at the start of the second Bush term, a majority of voters (including 54% of independents) felt that the administration was getting too involved in morality.

Lateral cephalograms were taken at the start of treatment and at the end of maxillary protraction.

Animal's weights were taken at the start of the dosing (day 0) and weekly thereafter.

The decision to create DID in the plants can be taken at the start of nuclear energy development.