The phrase "about their beginnings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the origins or starting points of people, organizations, or concepts.
Example: "The documentary focuses on the lives of famous artists, exploring their struggles and triumphs about their beginnings."
Alternatives: "regarding their origins" or "concerning their start".
In a pistachio-walled conservatory with worn-leather sofas and ethnic touches that could have been conjured by Ralph Lauren, they talk about their beginnings as a couple.
Paris & Simo were getting excited about the night as we talked about their beginnings and working with legendary trance producer, Jochen Miller.
Have a listen below as you read our interview with the 21-year-old artist about their beginnings, the upcoming EP's themes, and the queer community in PEI.
We talked to the duo about their beginnings throwing raucous parties in the basement of the Tribeca Grand, the glory days at now-defunct club Studio B, and what they love about New York's after-hours scene. .
Qulinez recently spoke to THUMP about their beginnings and production works, but when news broke that they pair had decided to end their ties with Steve Angello's SIZE Records, we needed to get the quick gist of it all.
We talk about their lowly beginnings.
The band also talked about their early beginnings in music.
But Mr. Harvey is stern without being mean, as his character probes the inner lives of the dancers, who respond with stories about their youthful beginnings and the ongoing challenges they face as professionals.
What do they think about their unconventional beginnings?
"[The Obamas] are very open about their humble beginnings... so their motivations for getting together was love," Chaney explains.
I think of a country where people who do well, don't have questions asked about their accent, their class, their beginnings but have admiration for what they have done and the success they've achieved.
