Sentence examples for a creditable start from inspiring English sources

Ms Feinstein has made a creditable start to unravelling his enigma.

At the end of the meeting it was the consensus that Kirkland was off to a creditable start.

Against all odds, more than 5 million H.I.V. infected people worldwide are on treatment, a minority of those who need it, but still a creditable start.

Watford have made a creditable start to life back in the top flight after their promotion last season, with the win at Stoke giving them 13 points – one more than their hosts – from 10 games.

Drogba's first league start came in a creditable 2-2 drat at leader and champion Guangzhou Evergrande and then the high point of the season was a 5-1 win over local rival Hangzhou.

Nat Cole started out as a creditable jazz pianist in the Earl Hines mode, and by 1943 his trio -- with little singing involved -- was honed by seven years of steady work.

Cook scored a creditable 60 in the first innings.

Compatriot Jasmine Royle, 21, was a creditable seventh in her first senior championships final.

Englishman Max Chilton did a creditable job in his first experience of driving at a grand prix weekend.

Unless a new manager can start off with a win, or at least a creditable draw, he is under pressure straight away until the next result.

A week that started so well for Poyet's charges with a creditable draw at Chelsea has ended the same way thanks to another resolute performance that leaves them two points clear of the drop zone.