starting
IPA: stˈɑrtɪŋ
noun
- The act of something that starts.
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Examples of "starting" in Sentences
- Afder was the starting point of the Bale revolt.
- It is also the starting point of the backwater waterways.
- The village is the starting point of the annual marathon.
- It is the starting point of a fabulous hunting for the treasure.
- Ammonia and hydrogen peroxide are the starting points of the cycle.
- He stood facing the bed, the arrogance in his expression starting to melt around the edges.
- This series of blogs will have the title starting with Bing Map Geocode: whatever I am talking about that day.
- "This being the case," she said, "I urge you to recommend that these drugs have an appropriate black box warning placed on the label starting immediately."
- I learned tonight that Mayor-Elect Mark Mallory choose not to give me a chairmanship position on ANY City Council Committee for the term starting tomorrow.
- Spock slowly clasped his hands and stood still for a moment, the expression starting to go in-turned; but his eyes were dark with concern, with final warning.
- I've waited for decades (as have others) to see the continuation of manned space exploration .... but it's not really about continuing anymore, it's about just plain starting from the beginning, from zero, just like apollo did in the early 60s.
- Hopes are running high that the current administration will execute an economic plan similar to Mr. Thaksin's policies during the first two years of his term starting in 2001, when there were massive increases in government spending to improve the country's infrastructure.
- Catholic college yanks courses by gay priest Share Chestnut Hill College, a Roman Catholic institution in Philadelphia, last week told a gay priest who had been a popular adjunct there for several semesters that he was no longer welcome to teach the two religion courses he had been offered for the term starting this week.