Sentence examples for beginnings to be a from inspiring English sources

Afzal Amin's fall from grace threatens to end a political career that saw him rise from humble beginnings to be a Tory poster boy.

After all, from the OED's beginnings, it was considered to be a dictionary of the English language, not merely a dictionary written by and for the people of England," said Ogilvie.

Walking through the district with Dr. Roughgarden, one sees the beginnings of what is promised to be a upscale new development, called Mission Bay, which includes a new University of California campus.

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Later, when he creates "Good Vibrations" to his exact specifications, we see the beginnings of the obsessiveness that proves to be a problem.

VC funds seem to follow the advice of the King from Alice in Wonderland: "Begin at the beginning…." There appears to be a seasonal aspect to fund start dates — a plurality of which fall in the first quarter of the year.

Research considers a teacher with fewer than 3 years in service to be a 'beginning teacher' because of the time it takes to learn the craft of teaching (Darling-Hammond & Baratz-Snowden, 2005).

The body count that year reflected the beginnings of what was to be an alarming rise in the city's murder rate through 1990.

Based on the hotlines that advisers put out to their readers, most expect the market's bullish beginnings in 2006 to be just a preview of what will be a profitable year.

It's a flexible life planning tool and portal to new beginnings.... It's a way to integrate life's core elements — work, family and financial needs — into a larger search for purpose and meaning.

It's a flexible life planning tool and portal to new beginnings.... It's a way to integrate life's core elements work, family and financial needs into a larger search for purpose and meaning.