Sentence examples for beginning by making a from inspiring English sources

The author, skilfully using the possibilities of her media, leads the story from a seemingly fairy-tale beginning by making a parallel to Cinderella, to posing the right questions and following the boy's story, to the happy ending.

Mr. Nouvel's design begins by making a fundamental connection along these lines.

He had begun by making a direct appeal for support in the traditional manner.

When I met Sarah Anslow at the house this spring, she began by making a confession.

He began by making a big pain in the rear of himself.

An adult could legitimately ask, "So where is the game in this game?" You begin by making a person.

In 1988, they began by making a single premium beer brewed according to a Bavarian purity law from 1516, with no additives.

Specifically, Mr. Dijsselbloem began by making a clear statement on Monday regarding how the Cyprus situation would serve as a template for future assistance within the euro zone.

"People who begin by making a really good movie then have a really hard time because their expectations are too high," she said.

Ed Miliband's recent whimsical party conference speech began by making a big argument about government acting on the side of most voters.

He would begin by making a mark in the notebook two pages ahead of where he had left off the previous night.