Sentence examples for better to start the from inspiring English sources

Where better to start the search than with Arsenal's Jens Lehmann?

And where better to start the process of naming the unfolding atlas of new planets than with the magical smith who was Venus's husband and cuckolded by Mars?

In that case, experts say, it is often better to start the search again rather than to accept an adjusted price.

Call it "sass in a glass" or the "woo" factor, but there's nothing better to start the morning than a glass of 100percentt ruby red grapefruit juice.

On Friday afternoons, black Chaika limousines roar along the highway, often seizing the empty middle lane — known as the Kremlin lane — the better to start the weekend a few minutes early.

And who better to start the trend than media mogul and avid tweeter Rupert Murdoch?

I learned very early that it's better to start at the top than the bottom.

To preserve length of the forearm it is better to start with the more simple fracture [ 24].

Sometimes to better understand our present condition, we need to go back to the beginning, and in our case, where better to start than the very beginning.

Better to start with the kitchen.

"It's way better to start with the individual view.