Sentence examples for make a nice start from inspiring English sources
The premeal nibbles make a nice start.
But wearing trousers to the office would make a nice start.
A third step is to prevent the smuggling of nuclear weapons into the U.S. Mr. Bush has made a nice start on that with his proliferation security initiative.
"They've made a nice start to understanding this and I think it could be a great way going forward to learn more about the neural basis of emotion".
Robinson, in other words, gives death its due, which makes a nice starting point for his gloomy tales.
They make for a nice start to an evening: shtick, but well executed.
If you really want to make a nice Colombian very angry, this is a perfect way to start.
For burgers you can make a nice cheese butter, which you freeze and then put into the centre of the burger, so the butter will start to melt and ooze into the meat, keeping it nice and moist.
"Two of them make a nice apartment.
It will make a nice moment.
