Sentence examples for indifferent start from inspiring English sources

But someone's got to do it and after an indifferent start Corbyn is warming to the task.

For United, there was certainly extra edge to the game given their, by their standards, indifferent start to the season.

Hamilton, possibly piqued after making yet another indifferent start, may have had a rush of blood and was determined to get straight back at his team-mate.

The Gers had to wait 42 minutes for their breakthrough after making an indifferent start to the game but clicked into gear after half-time.

Barton was absent as Rangers continued their indifferent start to the season with a goalless draw at Ibrox against Ross County on Saturday.

This time, with Roma's new American owners made to suffer by an indifferent start to the season and with Juve flying at the top, it could look like a mismatch.

Both sides got off to indifferent starts to the season with neither the Reds nor the Potters able to secure maximum points in any of their first five matches.

Critics began to round on the South African coach after an indifferent first season at the helm, and a poor start to his second campaign.

They worked as furriers, and after the war young Claude, who had been an indifferent student, started his work life alongside them until he began taking acting classes.

Guardian bloggers, however, seemed mainly indifferent to plans to start charging for content online for The Times and Sunday Times from June.

Because the price of a great vintage of fine wine often dwarfs the price of an indifferent one, many forgers will start with a genuine bottle of, say, 1980 Pétrus and simply replace the label with one from 1982.