Sentence examples for beginning much better from inspiring English sources

If they are hurt at the beginning, much better to get it over with than string them along without a hope.

The campaign event didn't begin much better.

He said they began to get much better at managing applications and infrastructure in AWS and their thinking shifted from how to migrate to AWS to how to operate and manage it.

"From the beginning to the end, it probably doesn't get much better than that.

However, after the firing of head coach Mike Kitchen on December 11 , 2006 Brewer began playing much better under new head coach, Andy Murray.

You may begin feeling much better.

After a few dozen questions, you'll begin to get a much better sense of the real magnitude of your uncertainty.

There is evidence that the community is beginning to understand much better than politicians that alcohol is at the root of many of society's worst problems, such as family violence and child abuse.

Once the original 12 were whittled down to eight, things began to go much better.

"But I began to play much better after the first set".

On Monday, things had begun to look much better, and hope was growing that the political impasse was ending.