Sentence examples for beginning should not be from inspiring English sources

The festival will present Cloud Gate through Sunday afternoon, and this section, "Finale or the Beginning," should not be missed.

David Rieff ("R2P, R.I.P.," Views, Nov. 7) is right to say that advocates of the Responsibility to Protect doctrine — and I have been in that trench from the beginning — should not be too triumphant about the course of events in Libya.

Just getting us back in fits and starts over the next few years to where we were when the recession began should not be acceptable to anyone.

Identification with a character is one of the pleasures of reading, or of watching movies, or of seeing plays, though if it is where one's engagement with the work begins, it should not be where critical thought ends.

"Criminals who should not even be here to begin with should not be released onto our streets," Wideman said.

Patients should be warned that in the initial 2 8 weeks, a temporary telogen effluvium may occur, which is self-limiting and subsides when subsequent anagen regrowth begins, and should not be a cause for treatment cessation.

Nevertheless, the author points out that the beds must be constantly and abundantly watered, because if there is a lack of moisture, the seeds will dry out, affecting the germination rate, this is due to the fact that the germination process has already begun, and should not be interrupted.

BP said in a statement on Thursday: "[The] ruling affirms what BP has been saying since the beginning: claimants should not be paid for fictitious or wholly non-existent losses.

Maybe you don't even learn all the time, but from the beginning, you should not be afraid of failure.

It added: "It affirms what BP has been saying since the beginning: claimants should not be paid for fictitious or wholly non-existent losses.

Other ways of beginning a meal should not be discounted.