Sentence examples for with a promising start from inspiring English sources

Even with a promising start, the anxiety of self-employment is never far from mind.

Solace, too, has been earned with a promising start to the year (compared to outside expectations, that is, which hovered somewhere around the ankle height of an Oompa-Loompa).

With such a promising start, and coming two years after the first volume of his memoirs, one might well have expected "A Memoir of My Sad Whores" to be a semi-autobiographical accounting of a life spent in brothels.For the Spanish-speaking world it has been the literary event of the decade.

While not strictly a venture play, Yahoo reported a gain of $563 million last year from a $10 million investment it had made years earlier as part of a technology agreement with a promising start-up.

His quick engagement with Congo is a promising start.

"Mr. Sunshine," ABC's new sitcom with Matthew Perry, made a promising start on Wednesday, even as Fox's "American Idol" and its round of San Francisco auditions led the night with 23.7 million viewers, according to Nielsen's estimates.

Fuhrman excelled at the academy, finishing second in his class, and his career with the L.A.P.D. had a promising start.

The game started at an incredible pace, with the tourists making a promising start and earning a penalty after Jan Serfontein was penalised.

Catching Fire opened on Thursday 21 November, with midnight screenings at 275 UK cinemas making a promising start with takings of £300,000.

After a promising start, with vigorous orchestral playing, it soon descended into lethargy, with treacly textures and without any sense of drama or overall cohesion.

The festival gets off to a promising start with Grupo Corpo and a festival of dance films.