Sentence examples for to start someone from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to start someone I can't count on," he said.

It may be that Jones retains him as squad captain but has little option other than to start someone else against the French.

Collab drop #Feb16 so be on the look out as well and also if you hadn't noticed I did a very small part at the end, you have to start someone right".

Larry had to start finding someone else to go to games with him.

(Maybe it was time for him to start asking someone else).

Such inquiries require agents to first have a greater reason to start scrutinizing someone: either an "information or allegation" or an "articulable factual basis" indicating possible wrongdoing.

I have heard that the AREA Grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is a good place to start for someone like myself, at a small university.

Say that you were to start seeing someone.

I'm not going to start discussing someone else's private emails," she said.

"I'm not going to start discussing someone else's private emails".

So, here's a suggestion of how to start: buy someone a coffee.