Sentence examples for beginning one of from inspiring English sources

It is perfectly possible to hear a sentence beginning "One of the difficulties about being the P.I. on a DARPA-funded study, post I.R.B. . . .

We are beginning one of history's great transitions," he said, before adding with menace: "I am governor of California and I have the right to brag..

Being gay, even among war writers, was not necessarily an impediment to literary or culture success: Gore Vidal, beginning one of the great post-war literary careers, saw himself as a direct competitor and sometimes friend of Burns.

It was the publisher Tom Maschler who asked Blake to illustrate Dahl's first picture book, The Enormous Crocodile, thus beginning one of the most subversive partnerships in the history of children's literature (after Dahl's death in 1990, Blake went back and illustrated the books published prior to 1978).

But traveling back to civilization this May, I knew I was beginning one of the most challenging and dangerous projects yet.

When Bush left office in 2008, he had a 25percentt approval rating, the country was in the midst of a $2 trillion war, and just beginning one of its worst economic collapses.

A week after the Attack on Pearl Harbor began one of the largest salvage operations in history.

So begins one of the lessons on Coursmos, an iOS app designed for our attention-strapped times.

At 7pm sharp, we'll hop on stage and begin one of the most intense startup competitions ever known to man: a sixty-second pitch-off.

Thus began one of the finest double acts on British television, singular for having two straight men.

So began one of the most tumultuous weeks ever seen on Wall Street.