The question of whether civilization is heading for a Jesus Singularity should begin with a head count of the admitted atheists in the U.S. Congress.
In 2012, states controlled by Republican legislatures and governors resorted to extreme gerrymandering, so that Republicans begin with a head start of 20 to 25 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, relative to their share of the popular vote.
Slightly better -- and clearly so if there was a fractional hesitation from West -- South could finesse the eight, gaining if West began with a holding headed by Q J 9 and still succeeding with an even split.
The main text of an Article should begin with a section headed Introduction of referenced text that expands on the background of the work (some overlap with the abstract is acceptable), followed by sections headed Results, Discussion (if appropriate) and Methods (if appropriate).
Each argument section or subsection should begin with an argumentative point heading.
A match begins with a head-on collision, followed by a wild fit of shoving, lifting, throwing, tripping, slapping, yanking or any combination thereof.
It is apt that the exhibition begins with a head, a very big glazed ceramic head, that greets you as you open the gallery door.
The sense of hardscrabble desperation is embodied in the opening episode by Poldark's fight with a local yokel; involving neither buckle nor swash, it instead begins with a head butt and ends with a knee in the face.
HONG KONG — It began with a head rub for $6,500, and ballooned into enormous "feng shui holes" burrowed around the city, buried gems and truckloads of cash worth millions of dollars.
M.H. Millard, in his May 12 commentary ("Unions, city must find a responsible balance") begins with a head fake espousing labor harmony to get your heads nodding in agreement, then does a nifty behind-the-back crossover dribble and starts to blame the "greedy" employees for all the problems he perceives in our city.
