How To Use From start to finish In A Sentence
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I've seen the footage countless times, yet it is not the whole four minutes from start to finish which are seared on to my memory, but the single image of Coe's contorted face and uplifted arms as he crosses the finishing line.
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Though I never touched a drop of booze that day, I had a drunken smile on my face from start to finish.
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Watch how the pros produce stunning decorative overlays from start to finish, including surface preparation, pre-overlay repair, placing, and finishing.
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The Russian campaign will have you on your toes from start to finish - and what a finish it is!
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The whole affair has been a chapter of accidents from start to finish.
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The whole holiday was really enjoyable, from start to finish.
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The support we received from start to finish was overwhelming.
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He dutifully read his speech from start to finish and when he came to the conclusion, his speechwriter had bracketed an instruction for him to now ‘pull the cord’.
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But it still took me about 90 minutes from start to finish, along with several system reboots, to get this suite of applications up and running on my test PC.
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The meeting was a shambles from start to finish.
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The visit hardly went like a breeze from start to finish.
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From start to finish, the treatment of the defendants was a travesty of legal due process.
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The meeting was a fiasco from start to finish.
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The lavish praise is only possible because the book note is riddled with factual errors and misleading innuendo from start to finish.
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The interview was sheer torture from start to finish.
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This little animal is known from start to finish, known inside out, known from head to tail and all stations in between, known through and through ‘O frabjous day!’
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Crane held a public painting demonstration, producing an original watercolor from start to finish that day.
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From start to finish he believed in me, often more than I did myself.
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For most acts, this wouldn't work, but Lemon Jelly has a style that requires headphones and a spare 45 minutes to absorb the album from start to finish.
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As usual, Hawks maintains a high level of musical quality all the way through, ensuring perfect consistency from start to finish.
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From start to finish, the 40-over contest was played under leaden skies and falling rain.
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This could be considered the kinesis of the poem, what animates it from start to finish.
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Apart from a 10-minutes lull in the second quarter, Mayo were the better side throughout and led from start to finish.
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The story was a lie from start to finish.
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Although the video did have a lot of ‘bloke appeal’, with the singer and her dancers grinding and gyrating from start to finish, I got the impression that it was all her idea.
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It was a lively, colourful, light-hearted romp from start to finish.
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The animation is breathtaking, the character development robust, and the story-line gripping from start to finish.
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Seated on a green-and-white striped chair he watched a _revue_, of which from start to finish he understood but one word -- 'out', to wit -- absorbed in the doings of a red-moustached gentleman in blue who wrangled in rapid French with a black-moustached gentleman in yellow, while a snow-white _commere_ and a _compere_ in a mauve flannel suit looked on at the brawl.
The Man Upstairs and Other Stories
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It is very often cheesy and crass, and is completely pretentious from start to finish!
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The question of the food that children eat enrages me, as do the companies that produce television advertisements, which are, not to put too fine a point on it, full of outrageous lies from start to finish.
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It was a lively, colourful, light-hearted romp from start to finish.
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She has warned me that for safety reasons an implant is usually an 18 month process from start to finish, and the cost here is about $2,1000Pesos each (1,620 US Dollars).
Dental Tourism
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Learn how Oaxaca's famed elixir is made from start to finish, from laborious pit-baked magueys to the intriguing process of distillation.
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The story was a lie from start to finish.
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Normally it takes twelve to thirteen months for him to instill a solid reining education on a horse, from start to finish.
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Snap doing music and graphics. From start to finish this is a bodacious demo.
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From start to finish the whole operation was ill-conceived, hurriedly executed and bungled.
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The picture was not the best but the model JD attached is very close to the correct shape but the revolve is the same width from start to finish.
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I wrote the above to the tune of 'Men of Harlech' - anything sung to that tune will put the opposition on the backfoot, which is where I want Stevenage from start to finish.
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Safe, secure handling from start to finish in difficult conditions
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It's a long and circuitous journey from start to finish today.
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Whoever is actually conducting the services, ordained minister or visiting lay preacher, the pattern is irretrievably sacerdotal, the congregation neither speaking by itself nor performing an action from start to finish.
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The drama of small town life is mimed from start to finish: characters knock on unseen doors, and hide behind invisible walls.
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And true to its name, it grooves from start to finish.
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Polished, ballsy, and almost note perfect from start to finish, there is simply no room for criticism on what was a near perfect set.
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The Shipping News deals with weighty issues and is intellectually intriguing, but I found myself uninvolved from start to finish.
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The Tailor shop has a nice period-style table, little stools for the workers, and they handsew a set of garments from start to finish during the week.
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Pilgrim, helmed by Graham Tullett and expertly crewed by owner Mark Ormerod, led from start to finish over the north lake course to conclude an excellent season's results.
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The meeting was a shambles from start to finish.
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One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish.
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Part of that work included designing a graphic of all of the steps that go into minting a coin, a complex process that few of the individual employees understood from start to finish.
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Everyone (and I must say the average age was on the lower end of the scale) including me, cacked themselves from start to finish.
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It did not matter to this grand pooh-bah of the punditocracy that the ads were pure mendacity from start to finish.
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Except for a few meandering authorial digressions, the novel maintains a cracking pace from start to finish.
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Vettel led almost from start to finish, handing over for only a short while to Jenson Button who, by making a late pit-stop, enjoyed a few laps in the limelight, a sort of flypast for his achievements of the previous year.
Red Bull keep Sebastian Vettel in the dark until the title is his
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From start to finish he believed in me, often more than I did myself.
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Because ENPs deal with patients from start to finish they can be much more flexible in their approach.
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Except for a few meandering authorial digressions, the novel maintains a cracking pace from start to finish.
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This is a credit to the hard work of those employees who have skilfully planned and carried out the project from start to finish.
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From start to finish they showed a complete lack of passion for a game which their supporters want to win most of all.
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The interview was sheer torture from start to finish.
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But this thing they call ‘spiritualism,’ wherein a medium intercommunicates with the dead, is a fraud from start to finish.
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Each doll is a kind of color, from start to finish chosen by a woven cotton, hemp rope, and a cluster of heavens and the earth's aura, so it has a magical legend of magic.
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She led her wave from start to finish and triumphed over this Olympic distance event, which includes a 1500m swim, 40K bike ride and 10K run.
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Pardon the mixed metaphor, but as those of us who rode the roller coaster from start to finish know, this isn't, alas, a team that's mastered the art of the cakewalk.
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The whole affair has been a chapter of accidents from start to finish.
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His remarks are utter balderdash from start to finish and illustrate the truly lamentable decline of science into ideological propaganda.
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The detention and trial of the two workers has been a politically-motivated farce from start to finish.
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It was a triumph of organisation and entertainment, a crowd-pleaser from start to finish and an event that will ensure the golfing status of Fota Island as a matter of course.
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Small but perfectly formed, his display of angst-ridden geekery and naive bluster is a delight from start to finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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When many of the best teachers, using technology, are still only masters of multimedia, rather than masters of a lesson, with a full-bodied story from start to finish, a poke may be needed.
Ken Royal: Creatively Carving Education Change
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Crane held a public painting demonstration, producing an original watercolor from start to finish that day.
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The whole thing was misconceived from start to finish - if it has a finish.
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We get out there and we've got it choreographed from start to finish.
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He was in the lead from start to finish.
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The meeting was a fiasco from start to finish.
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This is a thoroughly good book from start to finish.
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Journalists who had followed the case from start to finish could not agree how culpable she was, how knowingly she lied.
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None of which cut much ice with Manchester United, who controlled this match from start to finish without breaking sweat.
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The interview was sheer torture from start to finish.
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She was in the lead from start to finish.
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The unique format (the chapter format rather than a conventional narrative) and the cliffhanger endings kept me in my seat from start to finish.
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She is moon-eyed and annoying from start to finish.
Jackie K. Cooper: Love and Other Drugs Never Finds Its Focus
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The result is a cynical, lightly amusing movie, one pleased smile from start to finish.
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I wish they’d just show the debate, live from start to finish and then have an achor come on and wish us all good night.
The Final Debate « Michael in Nashville
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This attractive hardcover cookbook contains interesting recipes from start to finish.
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Still, I was engaged from start to finish; steered right, I think Workspace could eventually be a marvelous full-length play.
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The whole affair has been a chapter of accidents from start to finish.
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That is what they will be doing now, and they will be doing so from start to finish - with the finish being the most critical and difficult element in the media mix.
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The film depends on the histrionic talents of Simbu who fills the screen from start to finish.
