Sentence examples for that needs to be started from inspiring English sources

2. Preheat oven to 300 degrees, unless you are using a clay pot that needs to be started in a cold oven.

Re "Attention-Deficit Drugs Face New Campus Rules" (news article, May 1): Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a legitimate diagnosis, and medication is an important aspect of treatment that needs to be started under the careful supervision of the prescribing physician.

Like so many chores that get done around the house, it lies in that category of work that needs to be started almost as soon as it has been completed, coming at us with a ruthlessness typical of all petty things; it's done only to become undone, then done again.

But that low tumbling sound that needs to be started every day wouldn't happen most of the time if a toddler wasn't soiling their clothes so often.

This is a process that now needs to be started," says Tony Donné, head of EUROfusion, a collaboration of European fusion labs that carries out research on JET on behalf of Euratom.

His contract is up and Ardley has agreed that, at 34, he needs to be starting games; this was the "Beast" bowing out as only he could.

But the only thing that actually needed to be started now was an Imperial Star globe artichoke, which came in a sample-size pack of 12 seeds.

Though a fan of some simulation games, Healy's book criticises badly designed edutainment and the assumption that children need to be started on computers at an early age.

As Cagan put it: "There were many warnings: don't do this, don't go into Iraq, don't start a war that doesn't need to be started.

You don't want to go around and starting something that doesn't need to be started!

You don't start anything that doesn't need to be started, you don't yell/LOL and you don't get in anybody else's problems.