Sentence examples for beginning in a from inspiring English sources

It was a smooth beginning in a carefully controlled political environment.

I'm just beginning in a similar role which involves engaging patients and staff.

Mr. Donovan walked a difficult line, beginning in a gentle tone by referring to "the day of these terrible killings".

Beginning in a desire to placate English Puritanism, the little cloud of Jamesian evasion extended, charmingly, elsewhere in the book.

"Consumers are beginning in a very real sense to own our brands and participate in their creation," he said.

The study concluded, "Fiscal adjustments beginning in a slack economy (like the current situation in the United States) appear to have a low probability of success".

As the scene closes, she embarks on an outrageously complicated aria, her voice beginning in a guttural sprechgesang before soaring to the rafters.

For the first few hundred yards, beginning in a flowery little plaza opposite City Hall, the footpath doesn't feel too different from a particularly pleasant stretch of sidewalk.

By Allison Morgan June 28 , 2013With haute-couture week in Paris beginning in a few days, this seems a good time to revisit past runway creations.

Henri Castang then got his turn as a perpetually rueful French detective, beginning in "A Dressing of Diamond," published by Harper in New York in 1974.

With haute-couture week in Paris beginning in a few days, this seems a good time to revisit past runway creations.