start over

Idioms  

1. Begin again, as in This article is no good; I'll have to start over. [Early 1900s]

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Example Sentences

She told me she had briefly wished she didn’t want to rebuild, because it would have been easier to start over in another place.

From Los Angeles Times

“That means sometimes you have to start over.”

From MarketWatch

“On the contrary, one of the lessons we’ve learned in building DoorDash is that to build systems that endure, you must also think and invest in the long term. That means sometimes you have to start over.”

From The Wall Street Journal

We have to accept that whatever is in the truck might be all we have left to start over.’”

From Los Angeles Times

Will we have to start over as a family of four?

From Literature