Sentence examples for that start on from inspiring English sources

bA unidirectional flux of water across a membrane, barrier or region is the flux of water molecules that start on one side and end up on the other.

There are two types of global economic crisis: the ones that start on the periphery and worm their way inwards and those that erupt at the core and spread outwards.

Sané released De Bruyne in one of those devastating counterattacks that start on the edge of their area and the Belgian showed some dexterous footwork before delivering an inch-perfect pass for Agüero, who took a touch before dispatching a superb shot beyond Steele and into the far corner.

More largess is forthcoming, he says, if voters return Congress to power in national elections that start on Thursday.

If that goes well, the public will get their first chance to see her in action at a series of weekend "preview" test runs that start on Saturday.

This time, notice has been given: USA has billed the episodes that start on Sunday as "the 10th and final season" in news releases since last fall.

Then, click through the slideshow below to see more Hollywood affairs that started on set.

And music that starts on one slide can now continue playing even as you move onto other slides.

The short season that starts on Tuesday is when we find out if we hired the right ones.

Created in 2009, it was revised for a run at BAM Fisher that started on Tuesday.

In Harlem, we have land that starts on 125th and has access to 126th, near Columbia University.