Sentence examples for beginning with a stroke from inspiring English sources

Three became the letter V, beginning with a stroke down to the baseline, then back up.

The novelist Elizabeth Taylor's career began with a stroke of bad luck.

The tour began with a stroke of luck: the orchestra was originally booked to sail on the maiden voyage of the Titanic.

Stroke motion has two implicit rules, (1) beginning with a down stroke and (2) air strokes, that is, strokes with a soundless tactus, to keep the tempo stable.

And so an almost overwhelmingly thrilling match had ended as it had begun: with a huge stroke of luck for England.

Thus c, a, and d are presented together since they all begin with a common stroke c and are completed with a dotless i or l.

THE journey of 120 miles begins with a single stroke, but the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu never swam in the mighty Hudson.

This is the last, lingering chapter in a story that began with a paralyzing stroke 19 years ago.

It is common for performances to begin with a single stroke roll called an.

It was also a difficult day for Kendall, who began with a one-stroke lead but faltered with a 75.

Hend began with a one-stroke lead and took two shots out of a fairway bunker to make double bogey on No. 1.