1.   Clinical trials start this year and Hillman is confident that they will confirm the safety and effectiveness of the new strain.

2.   I think it would be well worth involving, who has just started a year at Selly Oak -- his letter attached.

3.   Tough game to start the year.

4.   Stuart Goldie, business manager at the Botanic Centre said it was fitting that it would be opening in May, as Middlesbrough started its year as Environment City.

5.   Already low on receiver numbers to start the year, the injuries leave the Yellow Jackets no choice but to hope their young players can deliver.

6.   Analysts almost always start a year with optimistic forecasts and then trim repeatedly.

7.   As for Chase, he has signed a deal to write and direct a film, which he may or may not start this year.

8.   Asked what year he started full time, he turns to his wife.

9.   Baseball fans started the year still angry about a strike and canceled World Series.

10.   Because of injuries, neither started this year.