"start" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The meeting no matter where it took place would invariably start with a series of open-ended statements that sounded more like accusations.
- Indeed, our marksmen were capable of hitting a dozen terrorists within a few seconds, starting invariably with the last man in a line or group.
- The autumn term invariably starts with a mix of emotions, notably for parents with children starting a new school.
- The bald spot that invariably starts in the middle of the back of a man's head.
- When people describe Burgundy, they invariably start at Dijon and move south.
- (The calls invariably start with Japan, whose consumers set trends worldwide.)
- Each episode invariably started inside the diner, and most if not all subsequent scenes took place there as well.
- That process must invariably start with the appointment of an able chairman.
- That way, when the judges invariably start late, I can make use of the time by preparing my witnesses in the hallway.
- Those adjustments explain why penalties invariably start to decline at this point in the season.
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