Sentence examples for always begun with from inspiring English sources

"Architecture for me has always begun with drawing.

The invitation to the annual "Salute to the Theater" at Gracie Mansion began the way invitations to official events at Gracie Mansion have always begun, with two names followed by the words "cordially invite you to join them".

In recent years, the memorial gathering has always begun with a video image and recording of excerpts from Rabin's final speech, followed by the chilling announcement by his bureau chief Eitan Haber that "the Government of Israel, announces, with astonishment, that Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has been shot, killed by a Jewish assassin".

But from the Triangle Shirtwaist marches to Hoovervilles, from women's rights marches to civil rights sit-ins, progress has always begun with a handful of determined citizens.

Profound social change -- whether in the agrarian economy of the 1900s, the growth of labor rights, civil rights, women's rights, or in other transformative historical moments -- has always begun with a popular movement.

Participants always begun with the subtraction task, and then alternated between the two tasks.

But I always begin with my spices".

The day always begins with iced coffee and dogs.

For me, a story always begins with a voice.

Tie-breaking procedures always begin with head-to-head meetings.

The approach to the management of chondromalacia patella almost always begins with nonsurgical treatment.