Sentence examples for get a decent start from inspiring English sources

When pressed to name choreographers he admires, there was a pause long enough to get a decent start on a crossword puzzle.

Dimitri Yachvili and Imanol Harinordoquy, who worked wonders for France in New Zealand, have their hands full if they are to get a decent start at Ospreys on Saturday.

He looked equally dominant in the semifinals, getting a decent start and pulling ahead at 60 meters.

So here's the deal: once Usain Bolt gets a decent start, and if he can be bothered to finish properly, with a dip of the neck and no showboating, he might turn out pretty quick.

"I felt that I got a decent start the first time but then felt I didn't get away as well the second time around," smiled Smyth ruefully.

Sometimes I get phone calls from the SHO, seeking advice about patients, but there's nothing to disturb me tonight, and I get a decent sleep before it all starts again.

But I kind of like it, because at least you're starting to get a decent return to be there".

As the inequality of household resources becomes more skewed, the likelihood that kids starting at the bottom get a decent shot at the top gets more remote.

I started in engineering and it's either me going to Saudi Arabia or knowing someone to get a decent job.

"When men with families get a decent wage," he said, "I'll start to worry about equal pay for women".

You get a decent haircut.' ".