Sentence examples for began with a pair from inspiring English sources
Yesterday he began with a pair of assured boundaries off Makhaya Ntini, but there was always the feeling that the bowler - Pollock in particular - was in with a chance.
They began with a pair of sparely elegant armchairs and a scholar's cabinet, all from the Ming Dynasty, and a general intention to pursue a few select pieces of furniture.
Her rebellion, she says, began with a pair of pink slippers her father bought her as a child but which she could not wear under the cemetery pall imposed by the Islamic revolution.
The department's top spokesman, John J. McCarthy, said Sunday that an undercover detective had been among the dozens of motorcyclists on the Henry Hudson Parkway on Sunday, Sept. 29, when they became embroiled in an escalating confrontation with the driver of the S.U.V. that began with a pair of collisions and ended with the beating of the driver, Alexian Lien.
One would go Anderson Alec Stewartt, who made his debut in Kingston in 1990 but played in Anderson's first match against Zimbabwe at Lord's in 2003 (it could equally have been Nasser Hussain); and to Graham Gooch, the captain on Stewart's debut, whose career began with a pair against Australia at Edgbaston in 1975.
John Adams's performance of "El Niño" with the Orchestra of St . Lukes at Carnegie Hall on Sunday evening ended his extended weekend of concerts in New York, which began with a pair of Axiom programs devoted all, or mostly, to Mr. Adams's work.
The 36 works are arranged chronologically, beginning with a pair of 14th-century Italian altarpieces painted in the Byzantine style.
Two groups of sculpture make up the show, beginning with a pair of white fluorescent works from the 1960s in a back room.
The story begins with a pair of bachelor brothers who came to the United States in the late 1970's looking for a better life.
