Sentence examples for making a better start from inspiring English sources

Button was serenely unaware of the drama behind him - he was in a league of his own throughout the race after making a better start than Hamilton and passing him down the inside into Turn One.

The race commenced at 3.45pm, with the Dark Blues making a better start and quickly held the lead, as Cambridge had a "sticky second stroke".

"I've made a better start this year than last," Mr. Knight added.

Wolves have never made a better start to a season in any division, yet Jackett was not inclined to crow.

The Power could not have made a better start, Jay Schulz kicking the opening goal inside the first minute.

Former Cats star Steve Johnson could not have made a better start on his return to Simonds Stadium in Giants colours.

At least they've made a better start to this half than they managed in the first.

As one who survives a shipwreck, or a terrible disease, he asked God for strength and wisdom, and resolved to make a better start".

Barrichello, who missed the pole position by 0.074 of a second, made a better start than Schumacher but decided not to challenge him at the first corner.

He could hardly have made a better start, being among the group of five riders that stole a lap on the field before the halfway point.

We'll know exactly how good Reece is after a year in the top flight – but he could hardly have made a better start.