Sentence examples for started to look better from inspiring English sources

It never really worked, and when Igarashi finally put that pitch aside, he started to look better.

"What's terrifying is that after looking at some of the ones that came next, this one started to look better," said one April 2010 e-mail, referring to the Solyndra decision, and others that followed.

"As prices for town houses skyrocketed on the Upper West Side and the Upper East Side, Murray Hill, Kips Bay and even the upper 20's started to look better and better to families," said Kathleen Burns Hoffman, head of town house sales for William B. May Real Estate.

Things started to look better last summer.

"Things have started to look better for the UK consumer recently, with inflationary pressures easing and real wage growth finally started picking up," said George Salmon, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.

Things started to look better in 2010.

Fast is starting to look better.

Those glass bunnies are starting to look better already.

On the surface the city is starting to look better, but not everyone reaps those benefits.

Our judgment is that come spring things will start to look better.

Alain Minc, a power broker and unofficial adviser to Sarkozy, had anticipated that Sarkozy would start to look better when a Socialist candidate entered the race.