Sentence examples for beginnings of new from inspiring English sources

As soon as I saw the images I saw the beginnings of new, intense histories for Lower Manhattan.

Responsible for stocking in the men's shoe department at Century 21 since 2006, he has witnessed the beginnings of new towers inching their way toward the sky.

Housing starts — the beginnings of new home construction — were running at an annual rate of 965,000 in July, the lowest level since 1991.

Meadus recorded postwar Southampton – the beginnings of new council estates, drain covers, Nissen huts left over from the war – the much-bombed city's residual places; the stuff on the periphery of things.

This duopoly does everything it can to obstruct the beginnings of new parties including raising ballot access barriers, entrenching winner-take-all voting systems, and thwarting participation in debates at election times.

I believe we have now seen the beginnings of new evidence that recurrence of bovine TB on farms can be eradicated by more refined testing and, crucially, without interference with wildlife.

So, in a clear sign of a new, perpetual-planning era, we already have on the table the beginnings of the new new campus plan.

He's actually gotten some stuff done already, and is close to passing what looks like the beginnings of a new New Deal.

A new theatrical performance piece for myself and the beginnings of a new novel.

For others, however, came the beginnings of a new perspective, a new insight.

We have recently forged new links and new understanding in the beginnings of a new and closer relationship between the University and the City.