Sentence examples for begin with a true from inspiring English sources
I'd like to begin with a true story.
I naively expected policy from Cameron and the coalition that began with a true understanding of disability that can only come from living with it, either yourself, or through a close family member, day in, day out.
The article begins with a true story of two people who meet very briefly: an information technology student from Harvard University by the name of Nolan and the CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer.
First, all mass movements begin with a small cadre of frustrated, true believers and grow from there until a "jump point" is reached.
Or does true love begin with a relatively instant spark?
The backward-looking reading is a closely watched gauge since many analysts have predicted that a true economic recovery must begin with a stabilization in home prices.
Most true ice creams begin with a liquid custard, made by beating egg yolks and sugar together, then whisking in hot milk or cream -- slowly, to avoid scrambling the eggs -- and heating the mixture until it thickens just enough to coat the back of a spoon.
It is a brilliantly managed scene, simultaneously expanding present space and deepening past time, and returning her to the book's true origin: "I must begin with a white-hot young Earth dropping into its place like a fly into an unseen four-dimensional cobweb".
In true Roman style, the proceedings begin with a lot of pomp.
True friendships do not end, or begin, with a contract.
