Sentence examples for a fitting start from inspiring English sources

The play seemed a fitting start.

A fitting start — Rayner was there, he explained, "to talk to you about bad reviews.

It's a fitting start, since many Americans view the Amish as curiosities to be ogled.

It's a fitting start to a tale of constant wrongness of taking wrong turns, making wrong assumptions, and inflicting wrongs terrible and small.

A fitting start to the European summer dance season might be the International Dance Day in Sweden on April 29, with more than 100 events around the country.

Some 13 years later, it seems like a fitting start to Key's career, now that he's infiltrated just about every corner of the comedy landscape.

Next is a fitting starting point for the latest campaign.

The 57th minute is a fitting starting point for a contest that never made sense.

The Bench makes a fitting starting point for a leisurely walk in company with ghosts of the past.

Despite the horror of the incident, it's perhaps a fitting starting point to the story of a young Algerian man whose music deals with a universal struggle: being stuck between modernity and tradition.

I'm curious: how did you settle on a fitting "first word" to start this poem?