Sentence examples for to start about from inspiring English sources

Ford told me that the ST would cost more than $21,000 to start; about $6,000 more than the base Fiesta sedan (which includes little besides wheels and seats, and only comes in boring colors), according to the Ford Web site.

The first round is scheduled to begin Friday at 7 30 a.m. local time, and the second round is tentatively scheduled to start about 1 30 p.m. Players will be grouped in threesomes, teeing off both on No. 1 and No. 10.

That should allow convention coverage to start about 10 p.m. ABC thus will be broadcasting live from the conventions on all four nights of each, just as it did four years ago, and will provide gavel-to-gavel coverage on its Web site and in multiple daily Webcasts.

And then here we were in Siem Reap failing to convince a car to start, about to miss a raid.

"I don't want to start about it.

And the recovery is going to start about six months before the 2010 elections.

Don't tell the reader that you're about to start talking about something; just start talking about it.[4].

You're about to start talking about (can I say the word?) race.

We need to start talking about this.

"You need to start thinking about brands.

"We have to start worrying about losing.