Sentence examples for used to starting from inspiring English sources

Both Britons will have to get used to starting as favourites.

Young players are used to starting every day in the minors, and the change can be jarring.

For an American Jew, used to starting the Jewish New Year by dipping a fresh fall apple in honey, this was a new experience.

With an offense that figures to rely heavily on the run as Testaverde gets used to starting again, that figure is ominous.

"I'm so used to starting interviews with people who begin by saying, 'women are equal, come come, there isn't a problem'.

Rob is a very entertaining bloke, who doesn't have any expectations of talent, so he's used to starting right at the beginning.

Traditionally, the garden year used to start at Easter.

Instead, private donations are being used to start the program.

I used to start dreading winter in mid-July".

It used to start young, and you'd get used to the taste.

These resources can be used to start building a timeline of Anne Frank's life.