Sentence examples for beginning with a pair from inspiring English sources

The 36 works are arranged chronologically, beginning with a pair of 14th-century Italian altarpieces painted in the Byzantine style.

Two groups of sculpture make up the show, beginning with a pair of white fluorescent works from the 1960s in a back room.

The history of the Jewish presence in Morocco is phrased in more concrete terms in the show, beginning with a pair of objects that establish a chronological span.

The current show is installed chronologically, beginning with a pair of rare plan drawings and some photographs of the Aluminaire House (1931), designed by A. Lawrence Kocher and Albert Frey.

But beginning with a pair of cases in 2012 and 2014, conservative justices on the Supreme Court began to chip away at that language in Abood, calling it "questionable" and "something of an anomaly" in constitutional law.

The new Steven Soderbergh film, "Che," begins with a pair of boots.

Set in India in 1954, the story begins with a pair of nurses strolling.

The story begins with a pair of bachelor brothers who came to the United States in the late 1970's looking for a better life.

In a prologue Diao Chan brings the audience up to date on Wang's plan, which begins with a pair of parties.

In the afternoon, Siena delighted 8,845 fans at its home court with a 27-3 run that began with a pair of free throws, gained steam with a torrent of 3-pointers and ended in a hail of fast-break layups.

Yesterday he began with a pair of assured boundaries off Makhaya Ntini, but there was always the feeling that the bowler - Pollock in particular - was in with a chance.