Sentence examples for lame start from inspiring English sources

Whoever heard of a journalist on a Hong Kong magazine with a "fabulous" salary?Despite its lame start, the novel soon picks up.

This got off to a rather lame start, owing to Bergquist's professional obligation to accuse his visitor of having mutilated the genealogy.

A moment that was billed as the most critical and dramatic Congressional hearing of the year got off to a lame start with a tableau of civilian bumbling — the kind that used to enliven the comic pages of Stars and Stripes.

It could feel lame to start any paean to a favourite record with a claim for its significance; it makes it sound dry, academic, removed from the emotions it engages.

Don't be lame and start to use words like own, pwn, noob, uber, leet and other things of that nature.

But we really ought to get through the first year of President Obama's second term before we declare him a lame duck and start discussing a replacement.

Now the bad news: the NV may well be an exclusive to Asia, which is incredibly lame news to start the week with.

There may be a lot of lame startups being started, but that's not the definition of a bubble.

They could have coalesced around a single plan after the midterms, and then stood as one when the lame duck session started.

The victor will be a lame duck from the start, he declared.

Finnegan's Hollow finished lame on his next start and did not look the same horse thereafter, losing all 14 races.