Sentence examples for begins at one from inspiring English sources

Your day begins at one of Rome's train station – Termini, Trastevere, or San Pietro – depending on which is closest to you.

"The Money", for example, begins: "At one period in my life, as a result of the poverty I was suffering, it became impossible for me to tell a lie".

"I remember... no, I've forgotten," Hirst begins at one point.

A remarkable characteristic of the duplicated DNA fragment depicted in Figure  1D is that it begins at one CR CRIinin Figure  1C) and ends at another CR CRIIinin Figure  1C).

In the animation of longitudinal serial sections through the same cone, the video begins at one side of the cone and moves parallel to the long axis of the cone through the entire structure to end at the other side (Video 2).

The initial phase which starts immediately after injection and reduces within one hour, is attributed to the release of histamine and serotonin, while the second phase of swelling which begins at one and remains through three hours, is due to the release of prostaglandin-like substances [ 25].

When the event began, at one o'clock on the dot, accompanied by Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love," it was clear that the Jobs-era trappings had barely changed.

The newspaper was forced to publish this short bulletin rather than the normal paper because the print unions had been called to join the General Strike, begun at one minute to midnight on 3 May.

"I am on a permanent contract but the theatre is now employing people on fixed-term contracts, which can mean anything beginning at one week.

"Collaborating, or doing improvisation especially," she began at one point.

And it could be that they may take the opportunity to renumber all of Scotland's roads, beginning at one.