Sentence examples for begin with a circle from inspiring English sources

Begin with a circle labeled "start".

It begins with a circle, with two curving lines (one vertical, one horizontal) intersecting in the middle to indicate her eyeline.

According to Clavius's description, we begin with a quadrant of a circle and then identify the points of intersection between segments that bisect the quadrant and segments that bisect the arc of the quadrant (see figure 9).

His construction is a pointwise one: We begin with a quadrant of a circle (as in Pappus's description) but rather than relying on the intersection of uniformly moving segments to describe the curve, Clavius proceeds by first identifying the points of intersection between segments that bisect the quadrant and segments that bisect the arc of the quadrant.

Begin with a sketch of a perfect circle outline.

This fairy tale of middle-class loneliness begins with a charmed circle of teen-age friends, which dissolves when one of them, a waiflike pianist, accuses another, the engineering student Tsukuru, of an unforgivable crime.

Each circle member speaks from the heart and in the first person: "I feel" or "I think". The circle dialogue should begin with a neutral icebreaker topic.

Begin with the circle to be bisected.

The first element in the block is the initial consonant; if the syllable begins with a vowel, a small circle serves as a zero initial.

We shall begin with the innermost circle, of information, containing the most conceptual roles, and work out to the more tangible or specific ones.

When Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's "Cesena" began, with a screaming man running in a circle, they couldn't at first see anything.