Sentence examples for begins somewhere from inspiring English sources
Julie Taymor, accepting the award on Norman's behalf, said, "Every great artist's story begins somewhere.
When an earthquake occurs, it begins somewhere in the brittle upper crust and then propagates in all directions.
Lera Auerbach, in her 24 Preludes for Violin and Piano, begins somewhere near where Prokofiev's work left off, with sharp contrasts of timbre and mood.
*Technically, the Indian Ocean begins somewhere between Cape Point and Cape Agulhas, 60 miles to the south east but we'll gloss over that ….
In Rostow's phraseology economic growth begins somewhere between the stage of take-off and the stage of maturity; or in Clark's terms, between the stage dominated by primary and the stage dominated by secondary production.
The original route begins somewhere around Lainate, an inconspicuous municipality north-west of Milan's centre, where Mussolini struck the ground with an axe, declared Puricelli's project under way, and co-opted its success for his fascist ideology.
"European culture began somewhere," he concludes.
But please let's begin somewhere else.
Contraction was bound to begin somewhere.
Every story has to begin somewhere.
