Sentence examples for beginning of a stage from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of a stage, given the state.

At the beginning of a stage, nothing happens, and the riders flow along as a sort of broad and slow-moving photo-op.

(Ophth5) In contrast, patients very much regarded certification as a significant point in their treatment, stating it was the beginning of a stage of acceptance of their sight loss.

On June 3 a small explosion signaled the beginning of a new stage of activity.

It seems like the beginning of a new stage in the movement, its first concerted effort since the evictions of occupiers in New York and other cities.

At the start of the meeting Mr Carter said: "This marks the beginning of a new stage in the campaign against Isil [Isis].

It is a sad and exciting time in equal measure, and the beginning of a new stage in your relationship with your son or daughter; by leaving, they have the chance to become more fully their own person.

The presidential election, said Emad Shahin, an Egyptian political scientist at the University of Notre Dame, had turned out not to be the promised capstone of the revolution as much as the beginning of a new stage of combat against the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces.

If contact adhesion is weak then a contact break-off at the beginning of a tensile stage, i.e., at the beginning of the second half-period, is done.

I would place the beginning of a third stage, in which Halliday published complex ideas to do with social semiotics, essentially at the end of the UCL period and afterwards, from 1971 on.

But did it also mark the beginning of a new stage in Jules (Courteney Cox and Graysonn's (Josh Hopkins) relationship?