Sentence examples for begin with the dark from inspiring English sources

Let's begin with the dark xenophobia.

Instead, Clark begins with the dark ages, and a Europe that was primitive and poor.

"A prince of heav'nly birth" is the subject, but she begins with the "dark terrestrial ball" of the earth, as if to emphasise the unique and dramatic arrival.

While designed for viewers new to opera, the recent Swiss productions have in their way been highly adventurous, beginning with the dark, uncompromisingly contemporary "Magic Flute" staged by Martin Kusej (available on DVD from Deutsche Grammophon).

We were greeted on the front porch by Crystal Hallowell, another park ranger, who for the next hour guided us through the house and library, beginning with the dark mahogany-paneled first-floor salon, very likely the only room that looks much as it did when the house was built in 1731.

Coffee culture in America, in the post-World War II era, began with the dark stuff.

He claimed that, beginning with the Dark Tournament arc, inconsistent sleep resulting from overwork was causing him health problems.

It is best to slowly develop tones rather than beginning with the darkest tones.

The prescription for the new book was simply to begin with the words "It was a dark and silly night".

The show began with the cave dark and silent enough to hear a drop of water land.

But since stars make up such a small percentage of the universe to begin with — dark matter and dark energy account for 95percentt or so — it is a small adjustment over all.