1. We'll take names and phone numbers for a start, then later on we can get more details.

2. For a start, let's agree where we should meet.

3. Well, for a start, the weather was horrible.

4. I'm not buying it I can't afford it for a start.

5. They were small groups for a start.

6. For a start, it's a live-in position.

7. You won't like my hair, for a start.

8. You have to understand that, for a start.

9. For a start, this is a story of a number of telepathically gifted children who were accidentally killed six years ago.

10. For a start, it slips under the 2 litre tax threshold.

11. So, for a start, be miserly about tomato paste in meat sauces for pasta.

12. The Government for a start, which is commissioning research into dozy citizenship.

13. For a start, there is the cost of what has traditionally been the principal means of covering risk - insurance.

14. For a start, it is a subordinate class, and being a socialist means surrendering a culture of subordination for self-determination.

15. For a start he should-but probably won't-ignore the cry for David Beckham to be captain.

16. For a start, sheer distance put a well-nigh insurmountable barrier be-tween me and my peers.

17. For a start, it allows the poor into the housing market by keeping costs low and not threatening higher-income groups.

18. For a start, the introduction of the changes enshrined in the new Charities Act will be a slow process.

19. For a start, he must get down to the infirmary to check on Dan's progress.

20. For a start, those retiring today are better off financially than any previous generation.

21. Pretty strong inns all along the coach road, for a start.

22. For a start, try leaves of lime, poplar, sycamore, holly, dandelion and groundsel.

23. For a start, there's his burgeoning empire in designer clothes.

24. For a start we caught our first big fish, an important moment on any voyage.

25. For a start, it is the only tractor on the market with an electronic push-button throttle.

26. For a start, she had definitely got the impression that Miss Philimore always did her buying in person.

27. You must get her name and address, and that can be a problem for a start.

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28. A city advisory board concluded that it would require 35 pages of changes in the regulatory code, just for a start.

29. I don't think she'll get the job. She's too young, for a start.

30. Lovejoy himself is firmly in the tradition of the likeable rogue - no first name for a start.

1. We'll take names and phone numbers for a start, then later on we can get more details.

31. For a start there was the gloomy news he had to pass on to Jacqui.

32. For a start, the clock runs backwards from 45 minutes to zero.

33. For a start, no prime minister's exposition of Cabinet government is consistent.

34. For a start, have you ever looked at old men, the sort of old men who seduce young women?

35. For a start you are lost without ready access to a computer and a modem.

36. For a start, I smelt your spoor on her when we danced together at the wedding.

37. I thought for a start it was because moving the dead body might have been a very messy business.

38. For a start, they are likely to face charges of corruption and electoral fraud.

39. For a start, subsidies themselves encourage over-intensive farming by making it economic to farm marginal land.

40. I had no religion for a start, though I had developed respect for the Church through knowing Monsignor.

41. For a start it is 40 percent cheaper than electricity from the national grid.

42. For a start people no longer spend so much time in their cars; at least not driving.

43. That is a lie for a start, I think, as I submit to the customary kiss on both cheeks.

44. They are, for a start, a product of the local community, not the church hierarchy.

45. They have a more enlightened view on access for a start.

46. Everything was waiting for you; for a start you could get money left to you in a will.

47. For a start, the nest, its eggs, its nestlings and its owners are all highly camouflaged.

48. For a start the Protocol does not cover all the chemicals that deplete the ozone layer.

49. For instance, a trip to the seaside is out for a start.

50. For a start, there were no pithead baths.

51. For a start, it would be very expensive.

52. For a start, you can clean your bedroom everyday!

53. For a start, these policies are not necessarily compatible.

54. For a start, that means enabling password protection.

55. For a start, we should go to Tian'anmen Square.

56. For a start, words that sound distinct may have the same soundex.

57. Angus : Well,() they've increased the standard for roof insulation for a start.

58. Well, for a start, I'm not actually in thrall to the King of Death, or whoever he's meant to be.

59. For a start , Mr Verma says the local police will be quadrupled.

60. A win would be a good result for a start.

61. For a start, any element should be text, so you can create an un-numbered list element like this: [ "ul" ].

62. For a start, it was split up into only four tracks!

63. It comes as a surprise to be reminded that he is 70. For a start, he doesn't look it.

63. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

64. I recommend a good bowl of chicken soup for a start!

65. For a start, what is so bad about default and restructuring?

66. He added, acidly: " They don't worry about debt, for a start. "

67. Just return the "Kohinoor" for a start and then we can talk about BBC spending money to cover Indian elections.

68. For a start, the industry is growing less rapidly than before.

69. For a start, defragment should go without saying, but it is surprising how few people do this regularly.

70. What could challenge London's pre - eminence? Terrorism, for a start.

71. For a start, if cars and trains and bicycles had not replaced horse-drawn transport, London would be buried now under a deep layer of horse manure.

72. It is wildly proscriptive, for a start, and a bit like saying: Straight men!