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

2.   A small number of cooperatives and self-managed enterprises have got off to a good start.

3.   Entering the room in a confident and relaxed manner is very important for getting the interview off to a good start.

4.   Having Goldberger on his side was a good start for Childs, but there were already other opinions.

5.   He had been let to get too good a start on a wrong path.

6.   If we get off to a good start this season, I think the team has a real chance to win the championship.

7.   In an experienced large fleet everyone is so keen to get a good start that a bulge often forms.

8.   It was not a good start to the day.

9.   John had a good start in the game.

10.   Not a good start, but a start, nevertheless.