Sentence examples for better make a start from inspiring English sources

"You didn't want to come, did you?" "No," she said, "it's O.K. I'd better make a start on dinner".

Germany needs more workers and better brains.Ms Merkel has made a start.

April saw Gilberto's season take a turn for the better; making 5 starts – a substantial portion of his seasonal total of 12 – even managing to score a goal.

"Our form at Anfield is getting better all the time but we need to keep moving forward, get to the summer, and then make a better start to next season than we did to this one".

As one who survives a shipwreck, or a terrible disease, he asked God for strength and wisdom, and resolved to make a better start".

Keith Andrews has admitted that Bolton Wanderers expected to make a better start to the Championship season.

Di Matteo knows the Blues must make a better start this time if they are to secure a much-needed win.

While Mel needs his side to make a better start to matches, Magath appeared to have quickly got his message over to his players since his Valentine's Day appointment.

While some progress has been made since the signing of the Comprehensive peace Agreement in 2005, the Republic of South Sudan now has a unique opportunity to make a better start for the children who are the future of the country.

"They better make up their mind soon, before school starts".

He has got it right: to make a school better, start with better teachers.