Sentence examples for beginning of something and from inspiring English sources

"We knew we were at the beginning of something and had a huge task ahead of us," she says.

The "before" images hang in the lobby in advance of "beginning of something," and after the show, the "after" portraits hang in their place.

Like the budding food revolution, it was a gateway to new kinds of consumed sophistication — the beginning of something, and the end.

It certainly feels as though we are at the beginning of something, and have entered an area where there are still huge possibilities for collaboration and exploration between theatre-makers and visual artists.

That's when we see that the foreclosure can be the beginning of something and not the ending.

"I have come to feel, over the past week — well, over the past few months — I've come to be really clear about the fact that this is the very beginning of something, and I am really in the process of processing it, of thinking about it," she told HuffPost.

This feels like the end of the beginning and, hopefully, the beginning of something compelling and new.

I am achingly aware that middle school is the beginning of something big and the end of something sweet, and I'm not ready to see my little boy change that much.

Evidently in thrall to Meshuggah, just as their contemporaries invariably are, this band may not be reinventing the wheel here, but Entropy's refined but rugged sonic textures and abrasive, futuristic attack certainly sound like the beginning of something new and exciting.

"I think it is the best Christmas present we could ever have wanted and this is the beginning of something very significant and good and long-term and new in football for Herefordshire".

When you spoke with them, you felt yourself near the beginning of something long and important.