| start be | 18.56 | Could be a start. | ||
| start come | 1.84 | He said his next start will come Saturday. | ||
| start make | 1.05 | Start make the tea. | ||
| start do | 0.99 | How did this start? | ||
| start will | 0.92 | Neither would likely start before the fall. | ||
| start give | 0.72 | He has seen quick starts give way to dreadful summers. | ||
| start fall | 0.66 | New home starts fell six straight months through June. | ||
| start have | 0.66 | The start has everyone wondering if the Pack is back. | ||
| start help | 0.66 | A fresh start might help. | ||
| start go | 0.59 | The start went smoothly, but then the problems set in. | ||
| start get | 0.53 | One more start should get him to Boston. | ||
| start lead | 0.53 | The trial, whose start led to violence, resumes on Tuesday. | ||
| start leave | 0.46 | The Wildcats start a new left tackle and lack depth at wide receiver. | ||
| start mean | 0.46 | His start means Cammie Murray moves across the back. | ||
| start hit | 0.39 | After some success with these drills, start hitting full shots trusting your aim and plane. | ||
| start play | 0.39 | One starts playing a harmonica, the others form a circle. | ||
| start put | 0.39 | Yet another scorching start put the Bucks in control early. | ||
| start run | 0.39 | Did not start first run Josef Strobl, Austria. | ||
| start talk | 0.39 | But start talking about poking eyeballs, and I get weak in the knees. | ||
| start work | 0.39 | A European central bank will its start work on the same day. |