Sentence examples for were starting with from inspiring English sources

"Some of them were starting with that kind of talk a little early yesterday".

If Mr. Johnson were starting with a blank slate, it might be a great business.

We were starting with the past tense and, luckily for me, there were some striking similarities with Spanish.

They were starting with the best squad and they were wealthier than anybody else, having attracted backers keen to take advantage of tax breaks enjoyed by sporting institutions.

Because even as the count was proceeding, the backlash and recriminations from the Abbott camp were starting, with warnings of a party room revolt against Turnbull's budget changes to superannuation.

The key ingredients were starting with real-life social and political problems rather than formal rules; freeing legal studies from insularity by emphasising foreign, EC and international law, and thereby anticipating concerns with "globalisation"; and insisting that the discipline of law can offer distinctive lenses for understanding society.

All simulations were started with identical particle densities.

The experiments were started with the addition of As III).

Similar negotiations were started with the Belgian government.

The assays were started with 0.15 mM deamino-NADH.

Brucella broth cultures were started with or without DFMO.