Sentence examples for usual start from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday morning I had an earlier than usual start.

"We had our usual start," Coach Larry Bird said.

"I'm just going to be myself and approach it like any usual start," Lieber said.

The race starts at 8 p.m. in Singapore, which is 2 p.m. in much of Europe, the usual start time for European races.

This year was the first time the Grands Prix in Australia and Malaysia began at 5pm local time, three hours after their usual start time.

"Ah, yes!" was his usual start to a sentence, eyebrows raised in memory followed by the single name of whomever or whatever was about to be quoted or praised or described: "Ah, yes! Auden!" he would say, and then he would give you, from memory, the entire nativity section from "For the Time Being".

A Web site's usual starting point or opening page, called a home page, usually functions as a table of contents or index, with links to other sections of the site.

The company, now with a suite in an office complex, has about 20 employees and the usual start-up ethos.

We didn't create situations we could play from and there were the usual start-of-season errors".

Eight of the usual starting XI earn their living abroad.

Which makes the usual starting point of the modern European narrative — the rubble of 1945 — all the more poignant.