Sentence examples for tendency to start from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it will have a tendency to start them.

"We do have a tendency to start slowly and come good as the season wears on.

(And it may account for my tendency to start sentences with "and").

Quietly spoken, with a tendency to start sentences that quickly trail off, he has long abandoned his signature catchphrases.

"After all" — dictatorial types, in moments of crisis, have a bad tendency to start rambling about love.

"I'm not saying this movie's going to come anywhere near those," Mr. Weinstein said, "but I have a tendency to start small and go big.

"The tendency is to start and see how it goes.

"The tendency is to start rushing it, to get excited," Mr. Leonhart said.

The natural tendency is to start off with moderate braking and, when this appears to not help, increase pressure.

MGMT trimmed back those tendencies enough to start their major-label career with three singles from "Oracular Spectacular" that pushed forward drumbeats and keyboard hooks to hint at 1970s pop in "Time to Pretend," "Electric Feel" and the two-million-selling "Kids".

Eventually, you can adjust your starting alignment based on your natural tendencies, but to start out and gauge your aim, try starting in the center.