The phrase "a starter with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a dish or item that is served as an appetizer or first course in a meal.
Example: "For dinner, I ordered a starter with a side of garlic bread."
Alternatives: "an appetizer with a" or "a first course with a".
It can be a starter with a soup, or you can double it up as a main.
Serve the bruschetta immediately while they are warm, either as a snack or as a starter with a good salad.
Stewart said he wanted to end his first season as a starter with a bang -- a victory today over Elway's Broncos, and another victory in the Super Bowl.
(You can have one as a starter, with a dish of curry sauce for dipping in). The third layer contains a generous dome of steamed rice and below that is a sweetly dressed crunchy salad.
Clemens, his presumed successor, finished his first partial season as a starter with a 52percentt completion rate, a 60.9 passer rating and 9 touchdown drives in 88 possessions.
Bannister was drafted in the seventh round of the amateur draft this spring and has flourished as a starter, with a 4-0 record heading into tonight's start against Aberdeen.
Greinke has benefited greatly from his success as a starter, with an average annual salary of more than $34 million, the highest in baseball.
OAKLAND: The team that spawned "Moneyball" doesn't have a starter with an on-base percentage over.340.
And another cemented his role as a starter with an impressive relief appearance in his first game.
More-so, a starter with an effective all-around arsenal who can use all of his pitches might be more valuable in this conversation.
In 1978 with the Class AA minor league Midland Cubs, Smith struggled as a starter with an ERA near 6.00, prompting manager Randy Hundley to move him to the bullpen.
