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(31) Series deliveries are expected to start in April.
(32) Al Leiter will start in his place Saturday.
(33) A basic skill that gives them the greatest start in life.
(34) After initial delays, construction on the new library is due to start in two weeks.
(35) Mailing designs home to be printed on samples sewn by his mum, Wells made a start in sports couture.
(36) That way it will have the best possible start in life.
(37) If your marriage fails it can be difficult to make a new start in life.
(38) The first round of privatization was due to start in late March.
(39) In an area with no obstetric service there is logic in this, but babies get the worst start in life.
(40) With such a start in life, an enterprising virus could hardly fail to become epidemic.
(41) Inquiry Work to improve the ship's sewerage system will then start in Swansea and go on until Friday.
(42) Gustavsson made a disastrous start in men's K1 by falling in and being left behind.
(43) A rookie camp is scheduled to start in early June.
(44) It was the worst start in the history of sports.
(45) But what a start in life for a lovely little girl. Have they no shame? - P. Davies,[sentencedict.com] Ipswich.
(46) I was collecting that night to make an early start in the morning and avoid the worst of the traffic.
(47) The end result is a little like leaving your headlights on all night and expecting the car to start in the morning.
(48) Deliveries of the extra vehicles are expected to start in September 1999.
(49) Apparently he asked lots of questions about her flying start in government: let's hope he was taking notes.
(50) We start in ten days and I firmly rely on the goodness of Providence to grant me a safe and prosperous passage.
(51) The first trains would be delivered in 2002, and commercial services would start in October 2003.
(52) Start in the morning and not go home until dark.
(53) Trading in the credits is expected to start in 1994.
(54) A good start in life, the importance of providing one's children with, particularly these days.
(55) And with your support, we can help give even more of these youngsters a better start in life.
(56) The 1.85-mile track would be lined by five grandstands with a capacity for 150,000, and racing would start in 1995.
(57) To start negotiations having to rely on the generosity of the other party is not to start in the strongest of positions!
(58) Genoa was the home of Simon's company, and he owed his start in Madeira to Genoese money and skill.
(59) Martin Kunz assures potential visitors that small-scale exhibitions will start in the spring.
(60) Both shows will start in late June and continue through September.
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