Sentence examples for beginning with a handful from inspiring English sources

Beginning with a handful of students a decade ago, the New Rochelle campus, with a budget of about $14 million, now attracts about one-third of its 1,600 students from the Caribbean.

Beginning with a handful of the truly rich, it raised $2.5 million in 2000.

Beginning with a handful of members, the sand society has grown to roughly 200 "arenophiles," a term derived from arenite, the scientific name for sand.

It recreates the unbearably tense five-year genesis of 9/11, beginning with a handful of expatriate Muslim students in Germany in 1997, drifting into Islamic fundamentalism.

Beginning with a handful of recordings inspired by the Bang on a Can Festival, he established the Emergency Music series as a home for downtown composers who bring together popular music influences, Minimalism and traditional techniques in their work.

They are grouped more or less chronologically, beginning with a handful of routine head studies followed by several designs for a major tapestry cycle, a few sketches of war and related themes, various commissions, and a final room devoted to images of the hunt.

Its president, Naichen Chen, said the institution had 350 students, having begun with a handful a decade ago, when classes were held at the temple.

Thaimee's journey to America began with a handful of cooking classes before landing in New York.

The protest began with a handful of organizers who marched through the cafeteria at City College at lunchtime.

The exhibition begins with a handful of engravings of Coalbrookdale, a town in western England that was a center of iron and steel production.

The protest had begun with a handful of organizers from Students United for a Free CUNY, who marched through the school cafeteria at City College at lunchtime.