Sentence examples for that start off from inspiring English sources

"They are intended to be finite projects, but you do find things that start off with a small idea and grow into something quite large".

Évora makes a great one-night stand because its charms come in varied and delectable bites, much like the petiscos or appetizers that start off most meals here.

For our second day, we went to the resort of Ordino, with slopes that start off at 1,940 metres going up to 2,640 metres.

The S-O-S Sharpies are crunchy, sliced bread-and-butter pickles that start off sweet and end with the punch of habanero and arbol chilies.

"Small parties that start off will find it incredibly difficult, unless they have multimillionaire backers," he added, taking a swipe at the Palmer United party founder, Clive Palmer.

"The problem Apple faced, and the problem a lot of these companies that start off with all this promise face, is because they've gotten all this attention, they have a very high price from the start," Professor Loughran said.

Or the team that started off a little slow continues to progress".

Two top-drawer debaters lock horns in this 2012 interview that starts off testy.

Octopus ($14) is partnered with an Indian-inflected cilantro chutney that starts off too sweet, then crash-lands in fire.

It's an interesting idea that starts off badly but sharpens as it goes along, finishing with a jolt.

In short, a disappointing and stage-managed end to a novel that started off with such subtlety and promise.