Sentence examples for begin this collection from inspiring English sources

Why did the museum decide to begin this collection?

Page began crafting this collection in early 2010.

"Slouching Towards Bethlehem," by Joan Didion Joan Didion's nonfiction legacy all began with this collection of heartbreaking essays surrounding the naiveté of California's flower children.

(Robert Bly's poem, beginning the collection, speaks to this indifference and apathy).

"It matters what you call a thing": so begins this remarkable début poetry collection, which is a deliberation on the way we talk about war in both the public and the private spheres.

The editors' note introducing the collection begins this way: In his 1999 book, "What Are Journalists For?", which told the story of the civic-journalism movement, Jay Rosen suggested that the question in the title is one our society must ask itself periodically, as times change and the demands on and of journalism change with them.

She began the collection slowly.

"Nice and Mild" and "Two by Two," the stories that begin and end this collection, are like sparks thrown off by a furious wheel of suffering.

"This is not quite a memoir," Lively writes at the beginning of this collection of essays.

Click the storage box at the top of the ET screen and this will begin data collection.

"Every single solitary Butterball turkey in the United States of America has been sacrificed to Allah," a conservative commentator says of halal meat in the montage that opens "The Muslims Are Coming!" Directed by the comedians Negin Farsad and Dean Obeidallah, the documentary begins strongly with this collection of absurd hatemongering, cobbled from television clips.