Sentence examples for began an article from inspiring English sources

Thus began an article whose content I can't otherwise recall.

That is how one news agency began an article about Williams's performance last Sunday.

So began an article on the front page of The New York Times in 1930, datelined Jonsong Base Camp.

German public opinion was sceptical of Mr Draghi—"Mamma mia!", the newspaper Bild imaginatively began an article on the horror of his candidacy.

As the commemoration began, an article in the Jackson Clarion-Ledger recalled some of the smears against the Freedom Riders in 1961.

"By general agreement," began an article in the April 14 , 1961 issue of Time magazine, "Vice President Lyndon Baines Johnson can outtalk any other ten Texans with one tongue tied behind his cheek".

What an original way to begin an article.

It is very curious indeed why you should begin an article ostensibly about the "influence" and "inspiration" behind the writing of The Life of Pi by publicly and falsely ridiculing the novel from which you took its premise.

His scholarship was often playful, and he once made up a verse of Latin poetry to begin an article on his beloved Sir Gawain and signed it Petrus Argenteus, Latin for "silver stone".

Also, rare is the journalist who at some point along the way did not begin an article with a meaningless weather report: "The rain slanted across the city as gangland's bullets barked again last night".

I'm sorry, this is no way to begin an article.