Sentence examples for never a good start from inspiring English sources

A left-hand ignition is never a good start.

Bulgaria is the poorest country in the EU, which is never a good start, and the government have pretty much epitomised the word "corruption" for the past 23 years, ever since the Bulgarian Socialist Party came into power.   .

I've never had a good start in eight or nine years, but I swung the bat well and got a lot of R.B.I. early and the production is fine.

"We just never got off to a good start," said Murdoch.

"We just never got off to a good start," said Scot Murdoch, whose team defeated world champions Sweden in the semi-final.

The half-time interval break failed to revitalise Britain's fortunes as they slipped 8-2 before before conceding defeat with two regulation ends remaining and the score at 9-3. "We just never got off to a good start," said Murdoch.

If you dislike your colour or think it's boring, then dying your hair a rich red is a good start, but never dye it platinum blonde.

Get off to a good start tomorrow, you never know what can happen".

"I think we're still in it, obviously things are going to have to go our way next week, but as they say it's only half-time and if we can get a good start next week you never know".

"It's a good start, but we're never totally happy with the way we played.

A good start – the games have never gone there, so immediately we're looking at a story that isn't explicitly tied to one we've already played.