Sentence examples for beginning with 1 from inspiring English sources
Shahryar lists a few reasons, beginning with: 1.
Let it be said that after beginning with 1 g3, White will be certain to get into one standard opening or another.
The crosstown system of 100 to a block dates from the 1860s (although beginning in 1886, buildings west of Central Park were renumbered beginning with 1).
The problem of the four n's calls for the expression of as large a sequence of integers as possible, beginning with 1, representing each integer in turn by a given digit used exactly four times.
Room numbers, for instance, followed an inscrutable scheme: rooms on the second floor were given numbers beginning with 1, and third-floor room numbers began with 2. Furthermore, the wings that made up the building were named in an unclear sequence: B wing gave onto A wing, followed by E, D, and C wings.
The main portion of the design is composed of 36 consecutively numbered rectangular spaces, alternately coloured red and black and arranged in three columns of 12 spaces each, beginning with 1 at the top and concluding with 36 at the bottom.
He soon crashed through Kacheishvili's defenses, beginning with 31 Re4.
Instead, 20... Bf2 was an error, and Esserman pounced, beginning with 22 g4.
The remaining $150 million would be spent on about 30 school districts, beginning with 10 in Washington State.
Coraline was even stronger, beginning with £1.56m plus £872,000 in previews.
After 28 Radjabovjabov faced mate, beginning with 28... Kg8 29 Re8 Be7 30 Qe6 Kh8 31 Qe5 Kg8 32 Re7, so he resigned.
