starting

"It's like starting West again to make our fortune," said Uncle Peter.

It was a very good season, but the expedition was too late in starting.

I am starting on a hunt in darkest Deanery for my cuff links.

He may perhaps be on the eve of starting away by some of the vessels in the port.

I see that your squire's eyes are starting from his head like a trussed crab.

She sat back in her chair, eating little, starting at every step.

Such, at least, was my luck when starting for my annual French tour in 1887.

(in a rage, speaking with great fury, and starting up from his chair).

"I see you don't remember me," said the latter, starting his horse again.

"Well, I'm going to call them all in and see what they say," declared she, starting for the door.