Sentence examples for has started off well from inspiring English sources

"I want everybody to know someone like me can support Huckabee," she says.10 56 : Just imagine how much better that elegant line in Hillary's speech—"All those who aren't in the headlines but have always written America's story"—would have sounded if Mr Obama had said it.10 50 : Hillary Clinton's speech tonight has started off well.

He based that opinion on the scheduling of the first show for Thursday at 8 against NBC's repeats of "Friends," the network show that probably repeats better than any other in the summer, and "Spy TV," another reality series that has started off well in the ratings.

The week has started off well, continuing the strong move higher from last week with three straight days of gains this week.

Kevin wears his toupee, Jim and Pam believe they have started off well by showing Deangelo pictures of their baby, and Deangelo designates Andy as the office "funny guy" when he reveals that he carries name tags around to avoid situations like the one Deangelo and Michael were in.

"I'm really excited about doing the double scull with Will - it's a brand-new project and we really haven't rowed together much but it has started off really well so far, a good high standard," said Richard Chambers.

Happy New Year - I hope your New Year has started off as well as ours has.

Josh Hamilton has started off cold.

Buck has started off hot.

I think we've started off petty well.

"I've started off quite well with the ball, trying not to go for too many runs," he said.

"An understanding takes time but I think we've started off pretty well," said Viduka, a £7m buy from Celtic in the summer.