Sentence examples for eventful start from inspiring English sources

There was an eventful start to the game.

Unusually for Old Trafford these days the game got off to an eventful start.

It would be fair to say that Steve Eskinazi has enjoyed an eventful start to his first class career.

Warren East's reign as chief executive of Rolls-Royce got off to an eventful start as he unveiled the company's third profit warning in less than 18 months.

Valencia's Roberto Soldado enjoyed an eventful start to the season, scoring a hat-trick and also an own goal in Los Che's dramatic 4-3 victoveroveRacingng Santander.

But Mr Bolland has already had an eventful start at the group, with news that finance director Ian Dyson is to join Punch Taverns announced just a day after he joined.

Nearby, sector 4-5 of the machine - the area which triggered a more eventful false start when the LHC first commenced operations in 2008 - had already been lagging behind the other seven in the gradual "training" process that the magnets must go through.

Yahoo's investors and advertisers, on the other hand, will be looking for something eventful to start happening, if not on Monday, then in the weeks and months after.

The first lap was eventful: Alonso started better than polesitter Massa and was able to take the inside line into turn one and gain the lead.

That was an eventful first session: six wickets, reckless strokeplay, a hearty KP debate and the start of what could be a belated fightback from England.

The eventful day started quietly.