Sentence examples for breathtaking start from inspiring English sources

"Rushes," new this year and new to New York this week, has a breathtaking start.

Cook and Will Jefferson tore the attack to pieces in a breathtaking start.

Italian teenager Matteo Manassero lived up to the huge expectations on him with a breathtaking start to his Italian Open campaign in Turin yesterday.

Australia only managed 93 runs from their final 15 overs, while West Indies' fightback continued in a breathtaking start with the bat.

Meanwhile Alex Ovechkin had a goal and an assist in a breathtaking start as the Russians went on to beat Slovenia 5-2 on Thursday in their Sochi Olympics opener.

Ernie Els is off to a breathtaking start this year, even by his own demanding standards -- four titles in five tournaments, with a second-place finish in the other.

Bidisha added: "We felt that, from this breathtaking starting point, Sackville could go successfully in any direction she likes, so assured is her voice and so limitless her vision.

The sheer level of invention in the score is breathtaking, starting from the opening orchestral prelude, a representation of chaos before Creation: strangely isolated and fragmentary lines, unhinged harmonies and spectral instrumental colorings seem to float aimlessly amid a stilled musical cosmos.

It would be daunting in a state with even numbers of Republicans and Democrats, if only because Attorney General Greg Abbott had a breathtaking head start, reaching midyear with $21 million in the bank.

The piece is breathtaking at the start.

The butterfly rain forest at the Florida Museum of Natural History is a breathtaking place to start touring.