Sentence examples for a path that began from inspiring English sources
He first came to attention last year with a pair of EPs, "CMYK" and "Klavierwerke" (R&S), that charted a path that began at dubstep and moved toward gospel, soul and modern classical, while leaving the original rhythms largely intact.
The Netanyahu name would take its place in the Israeli pantheon and, in the process, open up a path that would take young Binyamin to the top of Israeli politics – a path that began in Entebbe.
The decision to take up the case returns the justices to a path that began in 2013, when the high court struck down parts of the Defense of Marriage Act, ruling 5-4 that key provisions of the 1996 law that banned the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages were unconstitutional.
A few weeks ago, he said, the U.S. launched its next-generation crew space capsule Orion on its maiden voyage — a path that began years ago with NASA Langley's early work with crew capsules.
Sandy and Angela Baldanza (below) have not wavered in that search, a path that began, ironically, in the fashion industry, where the couple met (he had his own label, she worked at Bloomingdale's).
Mitochondria can be thought of as processing centers on a path that begins with sunlight and ends with ATP.
At Jerbourg Point we took a coastal path that began on a cliff, almost dived into the water near a lighthouse, and then meandered among trees along the water.
The conviction marks the latest point in a long and winding path that began in Luxembourg in 2004 and 2005, when Dolce and Gabbana transferred control of their two brands to Gado – a move prosecutors argued was made deliberately in order to evade tax.
The NFL and it's teams need to continue on the path that began with the termination of an abuser by making a real and lasting commitment to a culture that does the right thing, even when no one is recording an appalling video that they don't want us to see.
Mainstream movies with disabled characters follow a well-worn path that begins with an obstacle — be it a hardened heart ("Rain Man"), the inability to read ("The Miracle Worker") or merely life itself ("Forrest Gump") — and ends with the barrier surmounted and audience members reaching for their Kleenex.
The album's 13 cuts trace a winding mosaic path that begins with "The Wilderness," a fragment for voice and piano that depicts a landscape desolate of life and hope and returns at the end to the same motif fleshed out with a string arrangement that adds color and feeling to that scene along with a sense of restoration and release.
