| I went through a process of trial and error and found that with either drive plugged in, it wouldn't start up. |
| Machines that won't start up due to an apparent lack of power are covered by the extension too. |
| She heard the car start up and sound of the engine slowly faded into the distance. |
| Upon his entrance to the club, he was surrounded by about thirty people, glad-handing him and trying to start up conversations. |
| The knot cannot be unravelled but can uncoil like a snake, start up like the brain-fever-bird that disturbs any chance of rest. |
| Who wants to play intramural volleyball when you can start up an economy or take over a third of the land? |
