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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a beginning in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the start of something within a specific context or framework.
Example: "This project represents a beginning in a new era of innovation for our company."
Alternatives: "an initiation in a" or "a start in a".
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Still, it's a beginning in a sector of the economy that has been marked by wrenching endings, potentially a second chance for factory workers accustomed to layoffs and diminished aspirations.
The latter had stressed the philosophical aspect of a perfect cosmological principle in which the universe would have a high degree of uniformity not only in space but also in time, thereby evading the scientific problem associated with a beginning in a finite past time.
For most of the 20th century, cosmology seemed less a science than a religious war over, say, whether the universe had a beginning, in a fiery Big Bang billions of years ago, or whether it exists eternally in the so-called Steady State.
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"A Tune," "A Shift" and "A Dialogue" begin in a similar vein, then take different turns.
In an interesting reversal, "World and Town" begins in an entirely different mood.
The thesis argument seeks to show that the world in space and time is finite, i.e., has a beginning in time and a limit in space.
The country will begin a once-in-a-decade leadership change later this year.
Chinese President Hu Jintao has opened a Communist Party congress that begins a once-in-a-decade power transfer.
He gave a speech, beginning in Spanish with an anecdote about what a bad student he was in Spanish class.
Manufacturing underwent a serious decline beginning in 1979, a result primarily of civil unrest and political instability.
It was a smooth beginning in a carefully controlled political environment.
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