Sentence examples for birth of something from inspiring English sources

It felt like the birth of something.

He was happy to experience the birth of something so unique".

And its freshness never abates: to watch it, even today, is to feel present at the birth of something new.

The entire industry, in short, was ripe not so much for a makeover as for mass euthanasia, followed by the birth of something new.

It honors a determination to carry on, to persist in the face of adversity -- by contrast to Christmas, which signifies the birth of something unprecedentedly new.

The reviews were glowing: this paper's Michael Billington called it "the most dazzling main-stage debut in years", while the Telegraph's Charles Spencer said of the first-night audience: "Everyone knew they were at the birth of something special".

It was a mix – or rather, a birthing – of something born out of her two distinct interests: the ghetto of where she grew up and the aesthetics of goth.

So the hope must be that the current argument represents not the death-rattle of Kyoto, but the birth pangs of something better.

It's hard to say whether this is the death spasm of a calcified system deeply in crisis, or the birth pangs of something more odious.

After years of mortality, she decided to give birth to something else: herself.

My best case study for the death of "London 2.0" and the re-birth of "London Something Else Oh" is Skimlinks, or Skimbit as was.