Sentence examples for true starts from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Burnett interviewed him about his new book and asked him if the reports were true (starts at 7 00 mark in the clip above).

Children are the true starts in Greece... the Greek adore them and will always go one step further to make them feel great.

Is that really true?Start with Chile, the trailblazer.

Nothing Governor Romney just said is true, starting with this notion of me apologizing.

As she explains in the news release: "Desire awoken by images is the project's true starting point.

The return of the Conservatives to office in 1951 was the true start of Sir Alec's rise to power.

Much of this is true starting in 2014 — if the law stands — but today in Missouri, one of our answers is the Missouri State Pool.

Jockey Chris McCarron kept Exploit from going too fast too soon and when Yes It's True started fading, Exploit went into overdrive and won the race.

Then, in 1986, she released "Control," the record that she evidently considers to be the true starting point of her career.

The report also highlights public legal education (PLE) as "the true starting point for helping the public and thereby those who could become self-represented litigants".

B1 Real Movie Times Coming Loews Cineplex says it will begin publicizing true starting times of movies next month, in an attempt to mollify moviegoers annoyed by commercials that run before movie trailers.