Sentence examples for started disappointing from inspiring English sources

"He was choreographing and teaching, but he realised he had fucked his career up," says Forde. "Doors were closing for him: he was unreliable, strung out, unpredictable; a once sweet boy had become aggressive and had started disappointing people.

Then you turn 14 and start disappointing them with the majority of your life decisions.

"It wasn't our best performance and the way we started was disappointing," he said.

The main beneficiary was Raikkonen, who had managed to move his Ferrari up to eight having started a disappointing 15th on the grid.

Then he says he is just like a typical man - started well, disappointing finish - and then tells Aliona off for putting in a lift.

The agreement ends an internal review which started after disappointing assembly election results.

The figures on housing starts may soon start looking disappointing — for reasons that have little to do with the economy and a lot to do with the weather.

Once settled, Yumi Narita started describing the disappointing qualities of a big entertainment company she'd been checking out.

This has been a rewarding season for Franco, a season that started out humbling and disappointing.

"[It was] disappointing we started so poorly and shot ourselves in the foot with our defending.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis: "The first 20 minutes were very disappointing, we started flat and flaky in many respects.