Sentence examples for both the start of from inspiring English sources

Both the start of the new school year and the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, are upon us.

This reporter received better reviews than expected, considering he has yet to break 100 on anything other than a miniature golf course, with both the start of the swing (Frame 1) and the downswing (Frame 7) being termed "good".

They felt that they were witnessing both the start of something — the bustle of a newborn town, in a promised land — and an elegy for a past that was irretrievably lost.

Kicksend also makes it easy for users to create lists of recipients, allowing easy group file sharing, and because the site offers realtime functionality, users will see instant notifications (Growl-style) on both the start of transfer and completion.

It turns out that being a Unabomber suspect was both the start of his problems and the least of them.

56 57 The within person analyses, however, did not take time varying confounding factors into account that is, factors that were associated with both the start of varenicline treatment and the outcome.

Using the weights of these containers from both the start-of-week and end-of-week visits, we determined a weekly change in mass for each product class.

He did both, but the start of his N.F.L. career was spotty.

The new king ordered layoffs throughout most government departments, both at the start of his reign and again during the Great Depression of the 1930s.

She won a tense tie breaker against the woman 11 years her senior, and the body language of both at the start of the third set foretold the result.

"The fast bowlers at this time of year get a bit of swing on the ball both at the start of play and before stumps," he added.