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start

[stahrt] / stɑrt /


NOUN
sudden involuntary movement of the body
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And to start talking about the movie, did you expect for this character to take off in the way that it has?

From Los Angeles Times

Track athletes like Hill, 27, and O’Brien, 23, have a long history of success in bobsled, where speed and power at the start are important.

From Los Angeles Times

The two started dating as teenagers, and when Jose turned 18 he came to Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

That put me in the minority of a generation of eaters who transformed what started in 1993 as a small Denver restaurant into a multibillion multinational with nearly 4,000 locations.

From Los Angeles Times

"The process has been started and I don't think a change of council leadership would make the government want to stop LGR," he said.

From BBC