Sentence examples for beginning a line from inspiring English sources

He likes jagged, architectural phrases, and beginning a line without knowing where it will end.

A minority of the cardinals chose Cardinal Octavian (who took the name Victor IV), thus beginning a line of antipopes.

The stem end of a melon is weblike, form finding a pattern that's thinking itself a density a concentration beginning a line then casting it out and moving on from, an order established, a gesture complete.

by Sharon Levy The stem end of a melon is weblike, form finding a pattern that's thinking itself a density a concentration beginning a line then casting it out and moving on from, an order established, a gesture complete.

In 1976, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that Karen Ann Quinlan had a right to refuse artificial ventilation, beginning a line of jurisprudence that protects health care decisions, even if they advance the time of death.

He coined the word, developed the fundamental methods, conducted elaborate psychophysical experiments, and began a line of investigation that still persists in experimental psychology.

In the 1980's, when one celebrity after the next announced an addiction and subsequent recoveries, Hallmark saw that the topic was becoming acceptable to discuss, and began a line of recovery and rehabilitation cards.

The reversal, of course, only made the fantasy seem more potent: "Zorro" began a line of superheroes with secret identities that remains very much (perhaps too much) with us today.

Ruth Barcan Marcus began a line of development in (Marcus 1946) by formally extending the propositional system S2 of C. I. Lewis to include quantification, and developing it axiomatically in the style of Principia Mathematica.

In doing so they began a line of empirical studies that investigated the principle of linguistic relativity.

Quite often on Fallen Angels, you can hear Dylan breathing as he is about to begin a line, which makes the songs feel live.