Sentence examples for at the onset of this sort from inspiring English sources

"We're at the onset of this sort of litigation," says Loewy. "We are prepared for a very long battle".

At the onset of this mission I had run 11 marathons, all in the range of 3 35 down to 2 55...

My daughter is at the onset of this whole puberty thing.

Strauss looks lost, reduced to clapping his hands, rotating the bowlers and trying to hide the onset of the sort of crying face you got when you were at school and your non-geek nemesis went public with the fact that you fancy Michaela Isaacs in front of the whole class, including Michaela Isaacs.

This usually happens at the onset of illness and before diagnosis or treatment.

According to Nisbet, this indicates that whatever happened to Jones happened at the onset of the stunt.

At the onset of World War II while attending Williams College, he applied to the Army Air Corps Flying Cadet program.

But Carmichael urged caution in rushing to change gender at the onset of puberty.

My body felt hot all over, the way it did at the onset of a fever.

The average age at the onset of menopause is 51, but some women start much earlier.

The story takes up again in March - at the onset of spring.