Sentence examples for begins at the base from inspiring English sources
Galata's au courant ateliers are clustered around Serdar-I Ekrem Street, a typically narrow lane that begins at the base of the neighborhood's namesake stone watchtower.
Although the differentiation of the cells of the vascular system begins at the base, the epidermal and mesophyll cells mature from the tip inward toward the stem.
The Quaternary Period begins at the base of the Pleistocene Epoch (2.6 million to 11,700 years ago) and continues through the Holocene Epoch (11,700 years ago to the present).
The bike route on the map begins at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge on the Manhattan side, crosses the bridge, wends through Brooklyn Heights and the downtown area before it sends the rider back across the Manhattan Bridge.
Arethusa is a worthy destination on its own, but anyone in the mood for more can continue on the Ripley Falls Trail (which begins at the base of Arethusa), climbs fairly steeply, passes some excellent views along Frankenstein Cliff, and leads two and a half miles to Ripley Falls, which are 100 feet high.
Along the main stem, this zone begins at the base of Seven Oaks Dam and ends at the Lytle Creek confluence.
As with many of the arsons, the Lannon barn fire began at the base of the building and no accelerant was used, Mr. Roy said.
But I persevered — it's my job, after all — and slowly this little tingle began at the base of my neck.
They came in the wee hours, joining a line that began at the base of the Capitol steps, then stretched alongside the reflecting pool toward the National Mall, where it snaked back and forth in nearly a dozen zigzag rows.
It could start with practical examples of the kind that begin at the base of society, and learn lessons that can then be applied at the summit of power.
Superbly maintained Victorians, colonials and other venerable one-of-a-kind dwellings crowd around the village center and line Woodbine Avenue and Bayview Avenue, which begin at the base of Main Street and run along the harbor.
