commence

[kəˈmens]

Definition:
1. Take the first step or steps in carrying out an action.
2. Set in motion, cause to start.
3. Get off the ground.

Use 'commence' in a sentence:

• 1. Commence with a treadmill until you feel comfortable with a saucy walk in the park, and then finally, graduate onto the track.
• 2. The word commences with a vowel.
• 3. He commenced on a technical innovation two years ago but has made no progress so far.
• 4. The second term commenced in march.
• 5. I commence a round of visit.
• 6. Many important businessmen commenced as factory workers.
• 7. The newspaper had commenced as a duplicated broadsheet.
• 8. The hunter knelt beside the animal carcass and commenced to skin it.
• 9. He and his fellow researchers are currently seeking funding to commence this introductory research.
• 10. He commenced on a piece of work.
• 11. When you're ready to commence the recording process, the start method is called.
• 12. This means that the whole of the file does not have to be read into memory before processing of the file can commence.
• 13. He took his knife and fork, and was going to commence eating, when the inclination appeared to become suddenly extinct.
• 14. He has commenced on a new book.
• 15. China's southernmost province of Hainan has commenced operations of the world's first island-looping high-speed train line.
• 16. Wicher's return will commence with the upcoming European tour.
• 17. She commenced her life as an actress in the1930s.
• 18. My son requested that homeschooling commence immediately. no break for summer.
• 19. These commence and criticism are inevitable and not at all surprizing.
• 20. They'll commence building next week.
• 21. A message flow would then read that message and commence the required processing.
• 22. Should we commence the attack?
• 23. Only one percent (1%) of travelers commence their search for a vacation destination by visiting a blog.
• 24. If everyone has arrived, we may now commence the meeting.
• 25. By June 30, both armies were converging upon Gettysburg and the battle, which would be the turning point of the war, was set to commence.
• 26. Further negotiations on services will commence in 2012.
• 27. The young girl took the cheese and commenced to eat.
• 28. I will be on leave during the week commencing 15 February.
• 29. To date, the first group of prosecutions is set to commence on December 3, 2009.
• 30. Training will commence on 5 October, running from Tuesday to Saturday inclusive.
• 31. Namespaces allow projects to commence while still enabling later modifications and enhancements.
• 32. She commences to unburden herself of her belongings, which she has been carrying in the sleeves of her kimono.
• 33. They will each need to call a common setup routine just to get Firefox running before they can commence their own particular test.
• 34. Once a lung cancer has been appropriately staged, primary and adjuvant therapeutic planning can commence.
• 35. Tom and his companions commence on their third bottle in an hour.
• 36. We have commenced the sale of local products abroad.
• 37. The rain commenced pouring violently down.
• 38. We will commence with this work.
• 39. I have the pleasure to inform you that the Adelaide arrived here safely yesterday, just in time to get them discharged before holidays commence.
• 40. You should commence with this book.
• 41. Review the summary of the installation and click install to commence the installation.
• 42. We are working within the law and we will commence work only when all environmental clearances have been granted.
• 43. I shall forthwith commence the duties of the high trust to which you have called me.
• 44. Work at the original Brazilian PAR sites will commence in 2008 and conclude approximately five years later.
• 45. The meeting is scheduled to commence at noon.
• 46. The academic year commences at the beginning of October.
• 47. The day commenced with a welcome from the principal.
• 48. They commenced a systematic search.
• 49. Joan was very much against commencing drug treatment.
• 50. We commence building next week.
• 51. She commenced her medical career in 1956.
• 52. The dentist commenced to dig, drill and finally fill the offending tooth.