Sentence examples for a series that started from inspiring English sources

It's the latest in a series that started with a $5 donation to Hopkins the year after he graduated.

The summit continues a series that started four years ago to draw up plans for building bridges, roads and energy connections among South American countries.

This was much more than the elongated highlight of the Twenty20 domestic season, the sixth in a series that started on this ground amid establishment doubts and scepticism.

The paean to alternative living arrangements reaches its climax, though, in "Switched at Birth," a series that started on ABC Family last week with the channel's highest ratings for a new series debut.

By End of Watch, the trilogy's conclusion, the hints of weirdness that King has sprinkled through Finders Keepers have blossomed, Brady's supernatural abilities are in full flow and King has turned a series that started out as a straight hard-boiled detective story into the horror he is better known for.

ROMANSY 2018 is the 22nd event in a series that started in 1973 as one of the first conference activities in the world on Robotics.

They are the women of "Witches of East End," a series that starts Sunday night on Lifetime.

Bloomsbury; £17.99Books written as part of a series that start well almost invariably fall off in quality.

– The Rangers practiced Monday for the first time since learning that the Capitals will be their first-round opponents in a series that starts Thursday in Washington.

It is the first of a series that starts with the identification of flow patterns inside the device and goes up to the assessment of its performance as an enzymatic reactor.

Its meaning is the driving question for Happy Talk, a series that starts this weekend, and will pair writers, actors, artists and musicians with Buddhist philosophers, neuroscientists and psychologists to sift through notions of happiness and its gloomier opposite.