Sentence examples for begin with the example from inspiring English sources

And, though there are other problematic aspects of the EU to examine, perhaps the inquiry into this "most frustrating thing" could begin with the example of the counter-productive policy of "austerity".

But the general impression was arresting and potent, beginning with the example of Mr. Springsteen.

I began with the example of the man from "the music industry" who accosted me on the streets of Leeds offering intelligence about the "an ordinary bloke" from a "respectable family" who "kept himself to himself".

(Her book begins with the example of Jarvious Cotton, one of more than two million African-Americans who are ineligible to vote because of a felony conviction. She does not mention that Cotton was convicted of murder for the killing of a seventeen-year-old during a mugging).

Once automatic bill-paying is perfected and smart cards can substitute for cash these institutions will go the way of the dinosaur.ALEX TOLLEYMountain View, CaliforniaSIR Your article on the growing electoral clout of Latinos in America ("The big enchilada", May 27th) begins with the examples of Ricky Martin and Jennifer Lopez, two Puerto Ricans.

We begin with the following example.

I begin with the explicit example of kinetic proofreading to clarify key aspects of my argument.

We begin with the numbers, an example of which is shown below: A hypothetical snippet.

If you object to Alpha receiving need-based financial aid to begin with, change the example to a credentials-based scholarship.

It might, for example, begin with the video showing Mr. Putin dressed in an all-white costume mounted on a motorized deltaplane ready to lead young Siberian cranes on their first annual migration.

For example, begin with the word bear.