Examples of using Bad start in English and their translations into Spanish
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But after a bad start the British were back on his trail.
We had a very bad start, and still it's… Not hopeless yet.
Hey there, not a bad start, you really took me by surprise!
That was a very bad start.
Bad start.
If you stick to something doggedly, you're off to a bad start.
De la Rosa pleased despite bad start.
With this false step And bad start.
Not a bad start.
In the super heat he had a bad start, but he managed to recover positions crossing the line in seventh.
But this bad start, had prepared some surprise for us,
I had a bad start that left me far from the leading group, but then we decided
Added to such a bad start in life may be inadequate feeding patterns
surprisingly it was dismissed by the leadership due to a bad start to the season.
After a bad start Dixon realises that he is attracted to Christine,
Leon Camier:"I had a bad start and was a bit too aggressive in the first race, even though I felt ok on the bike.
Secondly, we need increased focus on maternal and infant undernutrition; a bad start makes life an uphill struggle from day one.
On 25 August 2013 was dismissed by the leadership due to bad start to the season.
We will be a lot more patient than one bad start," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
A bad start can lead to a good ending, especially in the case of the last quarter final match.

