Sentence examples for agreeable start from inspiring English sources

That said, the flat-out brio of the revue-style show marks a most agreeable start to a five-play lineup that only gets starrier.

Ms. Berman sustains this conceit with agreeable ingenuity, starting with the opening scene, in which Ruth presents a slide show of all the places she has lived (well over 20) in the past 15 years.

Now you just find the engine with the most agreeable terms and start cracking away.

It starts as agreeable juvenilia and ends as grand opera, with a protracted, hallucinatory vision of a journey to the afterlife.

They'll come in with a good blend, and then they will be intrigued, and they will move up: 'Oh, I've got to try a malt sometime.' " Newcomers often start with an agreeable, widely available malt like Macallan or Glenlivet, and then branch out into more esoteric fare.

If you start off with an agreeable manner, you might be able to pick off a few folks, recruit some independents into the fold, recruit even some Republicans into the fold.

All parties need to leave their comfort zones and start to look for agreeable solutions, which can foster a fair and ambitious agreement in Paris.

Start off in an agreeable tone but then making it clear that you're not interested in following through on their bossy demands.

That should give government and business leaders the time needed to find an agreeable new site for the Garden and to start planning a less gloomy, more efficient Pennsylvania Station.

HIS first experience was "rather agreeable".

The camp was held in early November, when the weather was starting to cool in Georgia and the temperatures were more agreeable for children who don't sweat much.