Sentence examples for were start from inspiring English sources
verb
To begin, commence, initiate. transitive
His instructions were: "Start rotting everything and send the results to Harvard," where two microbiologists had agreed to tell the team what was happening, and how, and why.
The other three songs on the Hot 100 were "Start Me Up / Livin' on a Prayer" at number thirty-one, which also made number twenty-two on the Canadian Hot 100; "Stop!
There were "start time" and "finish time" set up in the beginning and ending of the questionnaire for the collection of completion time.
But, of course, Coughlin must answer for his Giants becoming fragile and mistake-prone — everything Coughlin once said they were under Jim Fassel, promised they would never be under him and pretty much were start to finish yesterday.
Asked at the press conference about the rumours that the Barclays were start to pull out within 48 hours, he said: "I would be very sad if that happened".
Exclusion criteria were: start of adjuvant chemotherapeutic treatment, previous irradiation, and chronic diseases.
Government inquiries were started.
Nerves were starting to fray.
They were starting again.
