Sentence examples for that can start from inspiring English sources

It's music that can start fights, and it did.

This political season, these are words that can start arguments.

"Now what we need is ground troops, Iraqi ground troops, that can start pushing them back".

That's the kind of gaffe that can start a world war.

There are plenty of apps and lucid dreaming aids that can start you off.

Some netbook manufacturers are experimenting with adding a simpler operating system that can start much faster than Microsoft Windows.

But the spent fuel rods are still loaded with cesium and strontium that can start to escape if the fuel rods burn.

But most federal student loans are capped at 6.8 percent, while private loans often have variable rates that can start at 15 percent or higher.

We're not a horrible couple, but we have our share of fights, the type that can start with a misplaced sock and suddenly be about everything.

Technically, it is a twin-screw steel motor rug, eighty-five feet long, with two nine-hundred-horse diesels that can start at the touch of buttons.

And it represents the framework for a political challenge that can start to match the scale of the crisis now gripping capitalism across the western world.