Sentence examples for begin with an intriguing from inspiring English sources
We begin with an intriguing address on the subject of a work from the Middle Ages, an altarpiece designed to be seen in a church.
A crowd scene will begin with an intriguing jumble of 12-tonish counterpoint in the orchestra, only to devolve into pummeling percussion volleys, agitated exclamations from the ranting chorus, snarling brass glissandos and a lot of rhythmic vamping.
The women's and police competitions begin with an intriguing triple header in Dewsbury on Friday 5 July, when the police opener between Great Britain and Australia (kick-off 8pm) could see PC Sean Long (not that one) taking on the real Scott Donald and Robbie Mears.
"Yogawoman," with narration enunciated by the actress and yogini Annette Bening, begins with an intriguing premise: yoga, historically a practice dominated by men in India, now occupies a mat-carrying slot on women's schedules the world over.
Ian McEwan's coy new novel, "Sweet Tooth," begins with an intriguing confession from the narrator: "My name is Serena Frome (rhymes with plume) and almost 40 years ago I was sent on a secret mission for the British security service.
Both the dancers and the juggling, for example, appear in an endless and embarrassing ballet derived from Aaron Copland's "Appalachian Spring," a number that actually begins with an intriguing arrangement of the famous theme for what I think were a couple of xylophones.
It began with an intriguing comment on a Weediquette article.
Resurgence begins with an intriguing premise: In the two decades since President Bill Pullman declared that July 4th would be a global holiday just before putting the beatdown on an alien invasion, human beings have formed a global alliance and put alien technology to work for us, including building advanced weaponry and outposts in space.
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