Sentence examples for is a fine start from inspiring English sources

This is a fine start from India.

This misconception needs to be exposed, and your article is a fine start.

Encountering a box turtle still chewing a bit of strawberry, or bathing in a mud puddle, is a fine start to any city summer morning.

A movement that questions everything — from food justice to economic justice — is a fine start, and if Occupy Wall Street can push the Democrats as the Tea Party has pushed the Republicans … well, hooray.

The no-new-taxes promise Mr. Bloomberg made in his campaign is a fine start, but as the recession ends, he should institute tax cuts significant enough to encourage businesses to expand and to attract new businesses.

This is a fine start to the series that takes us back to the glories of Rupert Goold's Richard II, which kicked off the BBC's Hollow Crown series in 2012: the difference is that England has now declined from a kingdom of peacock ostentation and pet monkeys into a land of wolves and tigers.

As his book, Kilvert's Diary, attests, Clyro (or 'Cleirwy' in Welsh) is a fine starting point.

The first time you meet them everything ends up back at Sanctuary, which is a fine starting point – and even better when you find this hidden basement containing three gold bars and other lovely loot.

It was a fine start.

The beef empanada ($1.50) was a fine start to the meal.

This has been a fine start from Anderson and Finn; mean and focused.