We found over 1000 examples of how to use start in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 125 of 1000.
# | Sentence | |
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101. | Let's scrap everything and start over again with a clean slate. | |
102. | You will be in time for the train if you start at once. | |
103. | You'll be in time for the train if you start at once. | |
104. | I intended to start at once. | |
105. | Start at once, and you will catch up with him. | |
106. | Start at once, or you will miss the train. | |
107. | Start right now, and you'll catch up with them. | |
108. | If you don't start at once, you will be late. | |
109. | Start at once, and you will be in time for school. | |
110. | A start should be made at once. | |
111. | Let's start at once and have done with it. | |
112. | You will miss the train, unless you start for the station at once. | |
113. | It occurred to him that he should start at once. | |
114. | Let's start right away. | |
115. | Start at once, or you will miss the bus. | |
116. | Start at once, and you will be in time. | |
117. | Start at once, or you will be late. | |
118. | You'll have to start at once. | |
119. | Must I start at once? | |
120. | You may as well start at once. | |
121. | They are champing to start at once. | |
122. | I may as well start at once. | |
123. | Let's start at once; it's already late. | |
124. | Start at once, and you'll be in time for class. | |
125. | Start at once, and you will catch the bus. |