Sentence examples for an exceptional start from inspiring English sources

The 19-year-old midfielder, who signed a five-and-a-half-year deal following his move from MK Dons earlier this year, has made an exceptional start to his career at White Hart Lane.

"It's very disappointing for Callum, after what has been an exceptional start to the season, but I am sure he will come back fitter and stronger," manager Eddie Howe told Bournemouth's website.

Morrison has turned it all around (for now at least) with an exceptional start to West Ham's season as well as excelling for England Under-21s, scoring twice in their 5-0 win against Lithuania on Tuesday.

It's going to take a while to repair America's reputation -- and thus its ability to lead in the world -- but in Europe this week, Obama made an exceptional start.

If they do not get it, they would waste an exceptional starting rotation.

Page views for premium brands such as BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Jaguar and Land Rover have more than trebled, the company says, adding that it attributes the exceptional start to the year to "a combination of an improving economy and the lower cost of fuel".

After his exceptional start to the season with AZ and his solid performance against Bosnia, Johannsson is likely to be part of the United States team for the coming World Cup qualifiers in September at Costa Rica and against Mexico.

There was a good deal of exceptional starting pitching, peppered with a few timely hits, some stark errors by fielders on both teams, and some real goodies for rules nerds.

Excluding exceptional start-up costs, London Live made a loss of £10m.

There is plenty of evidence that exceptional starts do not always lead to outstanding careers.

"John Jackson and his crew pushed exceptional starts.