Sentence examples for beginning a set of from inspiring English sources

It had an unusual retrograde motion for a nor'easter, beginning a set of meteorological circumstances that occur only once every 50 to 100 years.

"We'll begin a set of discussion.

That began a set of songs that were at once high-tech and handmade, personal and poppy, intricately layered and openly emotional.

Later in the year he worked on a set of three piano concertos and began a set of six string quartets, the latter inspired by Haydn's revolutionary Opus 33.

Just as Bolt had performed a drill of press-ups after winning the 200m on Thursday night, Farah dropped to the track and began a set of sit ups.

By the end of the year, Our media.org will have begun a set of programming interfaces that will enable other independent media sites to share content with it, and that will require metadata schemas.

Strong finishes, they say, will give him momentum for the South Carolina primary on Feb. 3, which begins a set of Southern primaries that Mr. Edwards is depending on to stop Dr. Dean.

Clinton got on the phone with Nixon and began a set of encounters and tutorials that helped Clinton manage the Russia challenge -- and which helped contribute to the national rehabilitation of Richard Nixon in the eyes of many.

From 1820 to 1850, Jacksonian democracy began a set of reforms which included wider male suffrage; it led to the rise of the Second Party System of Democrats and Whigs as the dominant parties from 1828 to 1854.

Within 2 weeks after the courses began, a set of 2 self-administered questionnaires on dietary habits and lifestyle over the previous one month was distributed by staff at each school to all 4679 students.

The first and second authors scored the open-ended responses independently, beginning with a set of SUSSI questionnaires randomly selected from ES and AB pretests.