Sentence examples for beginnings from the from inspiring English sources

I became obsessed with tracing beginnings, from the first flap of the butterfly's wings to the roar of the hurricane of war.

On Thursday night, the President's acceptance speech was followed by the patter of percussion from the middle of "Beginnings," from the 1969 debut album by Chicago, then called the Chicago Transit Authority.

One result of this repression has been the breaking away of disillusioned intellectuals (never in Haiti has a regime so benefited at its beginnings from the support of intellectuals; never has a regime been so criticized by intellectuals at its end), which has forced Mr. Aristide to depend on less qualified supporters.

All of the above manifestations are well represented here, along with the original Quantic-as-dancefloor-producer beginnings, from the turn of the last decade.

1384), traced their beginnings from the Greek prince Gathelus and his Egyptian wife Scota, allowing them to argue superiority over the English, who claimed their descent from the Trojans, who had been defeated by the Greeks.

The Tony-winning production, which first appeared on Broadway in 1997, traces tango beginnings from the underbelly of 19th century Argentina into a staged sexual tug-of-war in sequins.

The stupid-from-the-beginning Keystone XL pipeline is dead.

The Beginnings From Mailing Lists To the Internet In its short history, CMGI achieved astounding returns by staying one step ahead of the Internet explosion.

FROM THE BEGINNING, it was a performance piece.

We won't be there in "the long run?" We Virginians have been here FROM THE BEGINNING, sir!

In Canada, Baptist beginnings date from the activity of Ebenezer Moulton, a Baptist immigrant from Massachusetts who organized a church in Nova Scotia in 1763.