The phrase 'a beginning that' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to an opening that leads to something else. For example, "The first step to success is having a beginning that sets you on the right path."
Most of all you learn that you are in a new life, with a beginning that never seems quite complete.
My sad story includes a beginning that was riddled with family dysfunction including domestic violence, neglect, sexual abuse and exploitation.
American commanders estimate that 2,500 of 30,000 residents have returned, and that 70 of 1,500 shops are now open — a beginning that clearly invigorated General Nicholson.
Order No. 1 was a beginning that has yet to have an end, a little like America's presence in a land it clumsily sought to cast in its own image.
The one break with failure was in the 2007 World Cup, when England reached the final after a beginning that was almost as miserable as its counterparts in soccer are experiencing at the World Cup this year.
These are some of the considerations that may cross the manager's mind as he decides how best to recover from a beginning that has yielded only seven points from his first five matches.
This, too, was emblematic of Mr. Oramo's debut: a promising beginning that could augur more.
You have the power within you to create a new beginning that is better than before.
Every ending has a new beginning, that is the way of life, the world and the universe.
Set up an activity at the beginning that can be joined as the children arrive.
Professor Struik also collaborated with MIT Professor Norbert Wiener, who in the spring of 1926 offered him a lectureship beginning that fall.
