Sentence examples for beginnings there from inspiring English sources

In the intervening years, Mr. Morris has achieved worldwide renown, and this week he and his troupe return to Jacob's Pillow to celebrate his beginnings there and the start of his company.

Mr. Stinson named a painting of an almost glistening drive-in "The Necessity for Ruins," in acknowledgment of Mr. Jackson's book "The Necessity for Ruins" (1980), in which the writer said that after a golden age of harmonious beginnings there "ensues a period when the old days are forgotten and the golden age falls into neglect".

From such beginnings, there should have been no way forward.

All paradigm-shifting art styles have debatable beginnings: there are precursor figures who point the way and then a next wave young enough to swallow it whole and make an actual style of it.

"People have a fondness for the beginnings; there's something about the start of something that people buy into.

From these early beginnings, there is a thread of studies up until the present that repeatedly document the impact of environmental adversity in many different forms as being highly relevant to the genesis of maladaptive aggression [ 16].

Riffing on the movie's title: in the beginning there were multiple beginnings, each good for lots of laughs.

The film begins there and follows her struggle to transcend her miserable beginnings.

This is an edited extract of the introduction to the 25th anniversary edition of The Famished Road IN THE BEGINNING there was a river.

Its strung-together-sketch beginnings are there for all to see as Lorelei and gal-pal Dorothy Shaw (Rachel York) accumulate men while sailing on the Ile de France and then larking about Paris because Lorelei believes her intended, Gus Esmond Jr. (Clarke Thorell), has dropped her at the insistence of his tycoon dad, Gus Esmond Sr . Brennan Brown).

There are no beginnings, and there are no endings.