Sentence examples for beginning or at from inspiring English sources

Are we right at the beginning or at a later stage?

That was another beginning, or at least a renewal: of Chinese resolve.

IN the beginning — or at least long, long ago — there were pink toilets.

(The college, being outside the normal channels of academia, generally appeals to scholars either at the beginning or at the end of their careers).

I allow a few minutes leeway at the beginning or at the end of the hour, for class purposes, but think he should be out at least 50 minutes.

No matter which way you see this show, you will see either at the beginning or at the end of it an enormous piece in ceramic tiles by Joan Miró.

"Science" he begins, "(or at least physics) has long consisted of two distinct but complementary activities", one of which is experimental and empirical; "its procedure is induction".

Do not worry if you cannot do this at the beginning or even at all.

For Theresa May and the Conservatives, the painstaking task of delivering Brexit has begun – or at least it should have.

"We knew that ending our immediate economic crisis would require ending the housing crisis, where it began, or at least slowing down the pace of foreclosures," he said.

Anyone who is in the subways before school begins or at three in the afternoon knows that they serve as an ersatz school-transportation system.