Sentence examples for would start as from inspiring English sources

Closures of supported housing schemes on a massive and unprecedented scale would start as early as next year.

Second, the economic costs from emissions limits would start as soon as the policy went into effect and under most proposals would become substantial within around 20 years.

Joshua, he said, would be eligible to participate in a clinical trial for another drug, Arimoclomol, that would start as soon as the F.D.A. gave the go-ahead.

On Wednesday David Cameron pledged that dredging of rivers would start as soon as the waters receded to a safe level.

Park officials said on Wednesday that the excavation would start as soon as possible and would last one to four weeks, depending on what was found.

On Monday, scientists predicted that the next of these cycles would start as much as a year late — in late 2007 or early 2008 — and would be 30percentto50percentcent stronger than the last one.

On Friday, Mr. Holden told the contractors that Bechtel would start work as early as this week, according to several executives.

Excited birds would bid me a good early morning, and I would start reading as soon as I opened my eyes.

The others would start dancing as soon as the music did, but I would wait to make sure I got the judges' attention".

ALBANY, July 31 — Senate Republicans said Tuesday that they would start hearings as early as next week that could become a public forum for investigating Gov. Eliot Spitzer's administration.

Richard tried, but couldn't pull his off because he would start laughing as soon as he got 4 or 5 syllables into a practice run.