PR: I think from the beginnings of working with an artist, no matter how many records you make that have done really well, every day is a new day.
The 1460s saw him come into his own as a translator; these years also represent the beginnings of his work as a commentator and exegete.
The beginnings of these works – this "really awkward fleshy intervention between a machine or manmade object and a person" – came from a fascination with a photograph by Man Ray of his wife leaning against a printing press, "an act of merging" between the mechanical and the human.
The beginnings of his mature work can be discerned in Mr. Golub's early endeavors, heroic-size figures influenced by ancient art and classical sculpture as well as the "outsider" paintings of Jean Dubuffet and the tribal icons of precolonial cultures.
Some centres, such as Ivanovo in central Russia, with its textile industry, had the beginnings of an industrial working class.
The author of "Something New," her reflections on the beginnings of marriage, she works from a secretary in their living room.
Six months later, the two returned to work and came up with the beginnings of a song while working in Kanal's bedroom.
And though the sound in Brahms's Symphony No 4 again tended to opacity, it unfolded from slow beginnings into a work of ferocious passion.
The genre had its beginnings in the work of the French dramatists Alexandre Dumas fils and Émile Augier, who adapted the then-popular formula of Eugène Scribe's "well-made play" to serious subjects, creating somewhat simplistic, didactic thesis plays on subjects such as prostitution, business ethics, illegitimacy, and female emancipation.
To cut it short, their favourite method is the collaborative approach, when Goddard sends Taylor the beginnings of a track to work on and add lyrics.
The collaborative beginnings of "Dance," a 1979 work, occurred when the choreographer Lucinda Childs and the composer Philip Glass were touring with Robert Wilson's opera "Einstein on the Beach".
