Sentence examples for beginning of a line from inspiring English sources

The time value must appear at the beginning of a line, without white space.

For example, a particular phrase may occur at the beginning of a line of text in the English version of the novel.

In his rule of the church, Alexander stood in the reform tradition and at the beginning of a line of lawyer-popes that would culminate in Innocent III.

The offending comma followed the word "So" at the beginning of a line of dialogue, and Ford preferred to retain it.

He is one of the great 20th-century British painters: the beginning of a line of figurative artists that goes on to Bacon, Freud, Auerbach, Andrews and Hockney.

It's easiest simply to quote Britannica's definition: anacrusis is "the up (or weak) beat, one or more syllables at the beginning of a line of poetry that are not regarded as a part of the metrical pattern of that line.

Patients with neglect dyslexia may ignore the left side of an open book, the beginning words of a line of text, or the beginning letters of a single word.

Inexplicably, Merwin breaks up this line, displacing the name Beatrice from its climactic end position in the original to the beginning of a subsequent line.

It was also the beginning of a new line for the company, paving the way for the Mavic Air and Spark — both even more portable than their predecessor.

Ben Smith, the editor in chief, confirmed that the foreign editor was the beginning of a new line of coverage.

His disciple, El Lissitzky, explained that the black square was both an end and a beginning – pictorial culture narrowed to a uniform square – a diminishing series – but this square was also the beginning of a new line.