Sentence examples for which we started from inspiring English sources

"I found an English version, which we started to use, but it did not flow.

Alongside the rock garden, under the canopy of the main building from which we started, small red bowls were set out in trays.

"Here," she said, gesturing to a bunch of ripe blackberries bursting on a tangle of bushes, which we started to pick.

It's got reverberations of 2013 in the manner in which we started and it all coming down to the final weekend.

"We've got the backlash of the credit crisis from last year, which we started capturing about halfway through the second season.

After City Link went bust on Christmas Eve and Yodel admitted it couldn't keep up with demand, Ms Greene said: "Our early Christmas planning, which we started on April 1, paid dividends".

We sit down and have ourselves an old-fashioned conflict-mediation session in which we start every sentence with "I feel".

Barack Obama, a popular new senator from Illinois, said that "this year should be the year in which we start withdrawing our troops" (a position not necessarily at odds with Mr Bush's).

We establish a two-stage imputation mechanism in which we start with any method of numeric imputation and then form a granular representative of missing value.

"Let us resolve now that this should be the day on which we start to turn the tide in the battle against AIDS".

In such cases, attending to the modes of moral reasoning that we characteristically accept can usefully expand the set of moral information from which we start, suggesting ways to structure the competing considerations.