GOOD START TO THE YEAR

Definition: A positive beginning or commencement of the year, indicating favorable circumstances or events.

Synonyms: Strong Beginning, Great Kickoff, Positive Commencement, Excellent Opening, Solid Launch

Usage Examples in Sentences

A good start to the year often depends on the resolutions we make and our commitment to them.

A: Hello, Sarah. How's everything going?B: Hi, James. Everything's going well, thank you. We've had a good start to the year, actually.A: That's great to hear! What's been going well for you?B: Well, our sales figures for the first quarter exceeded expectations, and we've onboarded some promising new clients.A: Fantastic! It sounds like you're off to a strong start. Have you encountered any challenges?B: There have been a few hurdles, but nothing we couldn't handle. Overall, it's been a positive beginning.

GOOD START TO THE YEAR

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