Sentence examples for will start well from inspiring English sources

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It will emphasize telecommunications, and programs there will start well in advance of the building's formal opening, said Yacov Shamash, the dean of the university's engineering and business programs.

"We will start well by taking our kicking game seriously and then we will see".

Hopefully we'll start well and we'll be successful".

"They will want to challenge next season and they will want to start well next year.

He added: "We know Liverpool will play at a high tempo so we will have to start well and concentrate.

The home side will need to start well with Wales by some way the strongest finishers in the tournament in recent years, but the Lions pain of O'Driscoll and Heaslip should mutate into gain.

Cunningham has been pleased with his side's form which has seen them pick up impressive wins over Warrington and Hull KR but he says they will need to start well on Friday night.

Then you feel: "Here we go again", so they'll need to start well.

While it's quick work to make the ice-cream, you'll need to start well ahead to make sure it is frozen before serving.

Since GDP will start next year well below the average level of 2001, growth will really have to spurt if there is to be positive growth for 2002 as a whole.