Sentence examples for think to start from inspiring English sources

It's good, I think, to start with what's simplest.

I think to start over better we have to look at the mistakes of the past.

Introversion is of the view that it's not as hard as people think to start your own games company.

Some you get for free: Who else but Donald Trump would think to start a trade war with Seoul in the midst of a nuclear crisis with Pyongyang?

It's too early, I think, to start drawing too many long-term conclusions, but obviously this was a very serious incident.

"I think to start after playing French Open, after trying Mallorca, which was too early to start, then practising hard to come here, was a little bit too much, maybe," she said.

Last fall, you had a good two-part swing thought to start and finish the swing.

He was 45 at the time, young enough, he thought, to start over.

Stress fractures are thought to start by accumulation of microscopic cracks.

Abnormalities in brains of Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients are thought to start long before the first clinical symptoms emerge.

Most breast cancers are thought to start its development early in life at puberty or even in early childhood or in utero [ 37].