Sentence examples for were starting up from inspiring English sources

Universities were starting up in September.

Today, if you were starting up a tech company (hey, maybe you are!), you would simply outsource your customer relations.

In some ways, Nanjing is having to act as if it were starting up a company from scratch.

I had just finished my first album, Marry Me, and I could feel that things were starting up after a long period of working, writing, whatever.

In the early 1980s, when Mr Berlusconi's channels were starting up, fewer than 30% of Italians spoke only their national language.

Speaking to David Jubb about the thinking behind this, he made an interesting point: "When companies like Complicité, Improbable, Forced Entertainment and so on were starting up in the 1980s, there was the dole and a thriving squat scene.

In this system, the three reactors were started up separately, and subsequently connected.

The UV absorbance ratio measurements were started up later in time.

Three SBRs (4 L) were started up with the same seeding sludge from a mother reactor.

Now, several are starting up again.

The rain is starting up again.