Sentence examples for promising outset from inspiring English sources
From a promising outset, this then starts to drag badly.
After a promising outset, this film starts to drag badly.
At one point, the vet pressed his thumb up into Yamba's urethra canted his head as if he was listening carefully, pulled his thumb back out, and in one elegant gesture ran his palm around the unseen side of the penis so as to cup and present Yamba's member to the group, then asked "Do you have any scissors?" "It's not as bad as I've seen before," was the promising outset of the diagnosis.
And to complicate things further, from the outset, politicians have been promising different things to different people.
39/40 19899) 235) is composed of hexagonal microplates and has a shape at the outset which makes it promising for use as a micromachine element material without requiring any elaborate machining operations.
The beginning was promising.
Before launching Optimus, the company asked as many Portuguese households as it could if they wanted to be "pioneers", promising them cheap calls in return for joining Optimus at the outset and filling in a form about themselves.
By promising to deliver refugee resettlement (a plan that was, right from the outset, unpopular in PNG, O'Neill made himself indispensible to Canberra, on the basis of the "he-might-be-a-son-of-a-bitch-but-he's-our-son-of-a-bitch" principle so beloved of US presidents).
Those interviewed welcomed the idea with caution, still noting that change, however promising an opportunity to reduce bureaucracy, was still difficult and disruptive at the outset.
