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"the starting line" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the designated spot or line where a race or competition begins. Example: The runners lined up at the starting line, anxiously awaiting the sound of the gun.
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But we've only got to the starting line.
That's just the starting line, though – the race started then.
But she had no intention of reaching the starting line.
"We have to realize that we're at the starting line.
We made our way to the starting line.
But Mr. Crandell's path to the starting line was unconventional.
On Sunday, the boats charged toward the starting line.
He knows the starting line up of every European team.
Do you see the starting line?" said the captain.
There is also the matter of the starting line.
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He wants his place in the starting line-up back.
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