1.   A good start is one where you pass close behind the start boat going at speed.

2.   Senna said he realised that a good start was vital.

3.   Before they could start again there was a sound of breaking glass.

4.   Today was the start of her contract, which she had signed back home with the agent of the Monte Samana Company who owned this entire complex.

5.   The start was a visit to every school in a ten-mile corridor along the line all the way from London to Edinburgh.

6.   Among his dominant performances was the start against Anaheim in which he shut down the heart of the Angels order and held them to two runs.

7.   Among other C-USA wins over the weekend were impressive starts by East Carolina, which beat West Virginia, and Louisville, which knocked off Kentucky.

8.   And for a band with an album on a big label, a slow start can be fatal.

9.   And if his start is indicative of how his professional career may go, one can almost guarantee that he will make more than one big play.

10.   And her start on ice was the worst.