Sentence examples for earliest good start from inspiring English sources

The snow gave the snowmobile season its earliest good start in years and is making some snowmobile trails just as busy as major roads on weekends.

Good thing he got off to that early start.

Crampton after an early good start becomes overly dramatic right up the finale.

James Cowton is the early leader - good starts too for Alan McLean, the evergreen Jeremy McWilliams and Martin Jessopp.

Blass tells of his beginnings in baseball from an early age, to a good start with the Pirates in 1963, to his decline.

La Cañada Coach Alex Harrison said getting off to a good start early helped settle down the Spartans.

Early Childhood: Ensuring a good start for children In Burkina Faso, as in so many other West African countries, the overall situation of very young children is a cause for concern.

Stay longer after work if needed, or come in early to get a good start.

"Early Voting Means Easier Voting" (editorial, May 4) correctly notes that voting in New York is "cumbersome and uninviting," and that early voting would be a good start toward making the process less frustrating and increasing the abysmally low turnout rate of New York voters.

"After one game, it's probably a bit too early, but he had a good start".

A lawyer for Butina, Robert Driscoll, said the charge is "overblown" and she "has been cooperating with various government entities for months". Earlier, Trump declared a "very good start" to his meetings with Putin after they were alone together for about two hours, longer than the 90 minutes allotted.