Sentence examples for ruin the start from inspiring English sources

Northants chief executive David Smith says he is concerned the continued cold weather will ruin the start to the County Championship on 10 April.

Oxford United manager Chris Wilder is determined injury problems will not ruin the start of their season despite the unavailability of key players.

Sunday afternoon sees you waiting for something close to death, ridden with anxiety, awaiting the full horror of a two-day hangover that'll ruin the start of this school week, and every subsequent week for the rest of your life.

As a traveler, you can either argue your case when faced with a screener who insists you dump that fresh bottle of water or you can simply take steps to avoid any unpleasantness that may ruin the start to that dream vacation or that important client meeting.

He sat behind a microphone in the bowels of Dodger Stadium with his arms crossed, his tone betraying little if any optimism as he dissected the problem that ruined the start to the Braves' first postseason run since 2013: Overaggressiveness.

If I didn't get any rest, then my energy and optimism go out the window and my day is practically ruined from the start.

Don't ruin other friendships for the start of another.

Even after the bombers have gone and the city's ruined economy is at the start of its post-war decline, he cannot leave.

A budget airline, especially on long-haul flights, can put you in a bad mood at the start and ruin any restorative effects.

It would also help deflate the argument that health reform is going to ruin health care — just as the start of Medicare, one year after its passage in 1965, beat back the argument that it equaled socialism.

In the episode, At The Beach, Strindberg annunciates how the fates conspired to ruin his "dismal" vacation from the start.