Sentence examples for desperate start from inspiring English sources

The hosts, now up to second in the table, displayed great character to recover from a desperate start to score all three goals in the space of 13 first-half minutes and leave the Saints longing for the half-time whistle.

If someone argues back, then start whistling or dancing, or (if you're really desperate), start singing.

It has already made an extraordinary fiscal effort from a desperate starting-point: its primary budget balance (ie, before interest payments) improved by 8% of GDP between 2009 and 2011.

If Clinton starts losing in a big way, she could get desperate and start flinging mud at Bernie with abandon, but even if she doesn't Donald Trump will certainly not hesitate to go after Sanders as hard as he can.

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"I am desperate to start.

Some rocked on their heels, desperate to start dancing.

But he is desperate to start bombing our people".

Many are desperate to start treatment and think there is no time to find a specialist.

By the time I went on a foundation course I was desperate to start making work".

The colleges could even get desperate and start bidding, like George Steinbrenner in free-agent heat.