Sentence examples for belated start from inspiring English sources

That is a good, if belated, start.

President Bush's plan, meanwhile, is a good if belated start.

But he thinks that Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman are perfectly happy that he got a belated start.

"He was injured after his first start at two, and then had a belated start to his three-year-old career after suffering some complications.

We didn't know it then, but it marked the belated start of the Sixties, a much-maligned era of social change, and heralded a break with the lingering austerity and straitjacket mores of the postwar era.

B6 ARTS E1-8 TV Season of Promise and Risk For network programmers the television season that gets off to a belated start tonight blooms with more promise than any since the mid-1990's; it also looms with just as much threat.

Oumar Niasse's belated first start evidenced few clues £13.5m was invested sensibly in him.

This was Owen's belated first start for City, on the ground on which he made his senior debut for Liverpool against the original Wimbledon 16 years ago.

Oumar Niasse's belated first start, three months after his £13.5m signing and following only 19 minutes' league football, was an undistinguished affair, save only for an audacious attempt to divert a Baines corner in with a backheeled volley.

The signing from Swansea, who was beaten three times as a replacement after Lloris was carried off against Leicester, marked a belated first league start for Tottenham with a clean sheet.

Given his predilection for gaffes, his supporters are only half joking when they say he should start that silence now.In theory, winning the presidency should allow Civic Platform to start belated reforms to Poland's wastefully provided public services, clogged labour market and growth-stifling bureaucracy.