Sentence examples for beginning might from inspiring English sources

So exhibitions commemorating the 150th anniversary of its beginning might seem superfluous.

That list of alternative offers I gave you at the beginning might be a good place to start.

Bolder action at the beginning might have nipped the crisis in the bud, says Jürgen Trittin, a leading Green; instead Mrs Merkel "always delays, then eventually does what we said".

"These sessions are problem-solving," she said, "so an issue will come on the table and some who were advocating one way at the beginning might be advocating the opposite at the end".

This column cannot, alas, reach the conclusion that its beginning might suggest that if only liberals would just sit down with the gargoyles of American politics and break bread (or stuff themselves with pulled pork), there might be some mutual understanding.

But that potent formula that's been in use since the beginning might be getting slightly tweaked.

Where Slovenia ends and Croatia begins might appear to be an arcane regional concern.

A good place to begin might be with the speech that Howard gave in London in October 2001, when construction crews were still clearing Ground Zero of human remains.

It probably wouldn't win him many votes in the U.S., but the Brits, desperate for something to cheer about as the Games begin, might appreciate it.

This suggests that design features chosen before the study begins might lead to a certain kind of finding about adverse effects.

A good way to begin might be to get a huge piece of paper and write down EVERYTHING that comes into in your head.