Sentence examples for thought to start from inspiring English sources

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.

We split for good after six years of marriage, still young enough, I thought, to start anew.

Though leaves and flowers show damage first, the fungus is thought to start in the bulb, a clump of overlapping scales.

Depending on where you draw the line ("super" is generally thought to start at around 30m long), there are more than 5,000 superyachts in the world.

This change was thought to start at 50, though several sources, including the personal physician of Justinian I, state clearly that it can begin as early as 35, especially in those who are "very fat".

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

Now, who would think to start a film with shots of boobs?

OT I think to start with.

Nice and casual, Bob thinks, 10-75 to start with.

"Maybe I am good at this," I thought, starting to get into it.