Sentence examples for better beginning from inspiring English sources

TRACY KIDDER: I hope it will be a new and better beginning.

Vince Vaughn's previous vehicle, Delivery Man, did much better, beginning with £1.10m from 372 venues in January 2014.

The second half of the program was substantially better, beginning with the interpretation of Henri Dutilleux's "Jeu des Contraires" ("Game of Opposites").

After a string of bad knocks including a widely derided performance at last week's presidential debate, Jeb Bush vowed yesterday to "reset and get better" beginning with a major speech in Tampa, Florida, that will attempt a newly positive tone.

However, the vice-chancellor said his own experience – speaking only Polish and then learning English from five – indicated that children should start a second language "the earlier the better", beginning in infant school.

So if the Giants' offensive statistics were anemic (92 total yards and only six first downs), and if the closest thing to a highlight was Rodney Williams's 71-yard punt, the Giants expect to do better, beginning with Thursday's second preseason game against Jacksonville at Giants Stadium.

But the turnaround had better begin quickly.

"You better begin school before she runs away".

We'd better begin this at the beginning.

-- but, as everyone knows, the key to eating better begins with a diet of real food.

The next round of nurturing had better begin sooner rather than later.