Sentence examples for good start which from inspiring English sources

"I got off to a good start, which certainly helped.

Cutting payroll taxes would be a very good start, which would give firms incentives to hire.

I got a really good start, which was unusual for me.

"I had a very good start, which was important, then I was able go with the car.

"[James] Vince and Billings gave us that good start which gave us the confidence to play all our natural games out there," Stokes said.

His party's victory in regional elections in March was a good start, which he helped along by flirting with the far-right National Front's electorate, promising that, in line with French values, all public-school students would be required to eat pork for lunch.

That would get the new public plan off to a good start, after which it would compete on its own.

As Sessions walked off, to applause, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who was chairing the proceedings, came on to remark that the evening was "off to a good start," by which he may only have meant that no one had made the situation more awkward for him, as though good manners could vindicate his accommodation of Trump.

Lowdown: Lambert has survived two relegation battles since taking charge of Villa, and is now facing a third despite a good start in which they were second after taking 10 points from their first four games.

Many songs on the album are acoustic based and bass player Guto Pryce has claimed that they sounded "pretty good right from the start" which also contributed to the decision to avoid "over-tweak[ing] them in the studio".

"The Green Investment Bank has made a good start, making investments which will contribute to filling the gap in the required level of green investment.