• I should continue what I started and take more classes so I can get a certificate out of it.
• As we approached the coast we started to fly over buildings and roads, growing denser the closer we got to the airport.
• Riley starts to push me forward, but I turn around and push his hands off of me.

Synonyms

• So if you want to have a crack at rockabilly, you can start with a few free lyrics and chords from the band's albums.
• Can you start by introducing yourself and the core members of the development team?
• So I decided to start by flushing out the things I am inspired to write about.

• Gently closing the door behind her she started down the stairs rubbing her eyes free from sleep as she did so.
• Renfrew started forward, suddenly aware that he had not just been talking to himself.
• I started towards the double doors, thinking that I should explain in person.

Synonyms

• They are set to start work today and will follow recommendations from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
• And now the man who started cutting hair as a boy is beginning to out-Sassoon Vidal.
• She started night classes in 1997 and quickly developed a taste for medieval and early modern history.

• He started off as a monk, then when he met the prerequisites he started down the path of a technology monk.
• Some of our leading politicians started their political careers from there.
• He started in theatre and began getting involved in film productions nine years ago.

• A basic bed, shower and toilet will start at £10 a night, plus the cost of disposable linen.
• A detached stone cottage to the north of the region will start at about £160,000.
• Prices start at #20 for two fish but includes catch and release on the main loch should you reach your limit.

• It's quite amazing; the merest hint of a parking ticket is enough to start car engines at almost a hundred metres.
• You'd be surprised at what can be done to make the flight safer before starting the engine
• He seemed to be having some trouble starting the little cutting machine up.

Synonyms

• Soon, she heard the engine starting and the sound of the Land Rover rolling out of the driveway.
• They returned to their nearby home, went to bed and shortly afterwards, the car alarm started.
• The caboose starts suddenly, then eases to a gentle roll.

Synonyms

• Now, a sports column is nothing more than a springboard, a gig that starts you on your way to becoming a multimedia star.
• It was no doubt the arrival of the ZX Spectrum that started him on his career.
• She credits childhood reading of Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov for starting her on her career.

• She took centre stage when starting last year's junior race before joining in to raise more cash for Francis House.
• He started the first running race and cheered the young athletes on in the warm sunshine.

Synonyms

• Then she came wriggling back, with repentant doleful eyes starting upward and a knife behind her back.
• She looked at me with her round eyes starting from her face, and then turned over her shoulder to see if her gasp had alerted anyone.

• It was nothing to explain the leakage - the wrecking of the upper works had warped the hull and started the seams - and, for a little, 'twas nothing, with patches and a hose laid to the steam pump, to keep the water back.
• The seas continuously swept over her, and finally started the seams in her decks, washed off the tarpaulins which had been placed over the hatches and battened down, and resulted in great damage to the wheat from the sea water pouring over it through the deck seams and hatches of the ship.

• He ate, drank and stretched and at 9am lined up at the start, to begin his second marathon.
• However today my race was really over when I stalled the car at the start and had to begin my race from the pit lane.
• It begins with a mass start and the aim is simply to cross the finishing line first.

• The home side made a good start with early scores and were well in command for the first half.
• His weight alarmed the club's coaching staff and led to a sluggish start to the season.
• We make an immediate start to constructing a coal-fired power station in Fife.

• I think this might be a good start for building something more solid with your mother.
• It doesn't need to be done every 15 minutes, like News, but every 6 hours would be a start.
• Going to the gym for an hour is a great start, but what about the rest of the day?

• But, vital as good maternity services are, they're only one part of the picture when it comes to giving our children the best possible start in life.
• When you are pregnant, you can give your baby the best start in life by refusing to use tobacco, alcohol and other drugs, including over-the-counter medications, unless ordered by your doctor.
• And how can we make sure they're getting the best possible start in life?

Synonyms

• Sulamani was not too well away and gave most of his rivals plenty of start.
• It world take forever to find the pair in town, especially with nearly an hour head start.
• His oldest brother, Tory, would give him an hour's head start before following in his car.

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• It came as a start to realise the image is nearly 30 years old.