Sentence examples for but to begin from inspiring English sources

But to begin at the beginning.

"But to begin with it was mainly cultural tourism.

But, to begin with, the egomaniacal energy was creatively transmuted into collective will.

But, to begin with, the scientific habit of labeling certain statements as "laws" seems extremely haphazard.

But, to begin with, the practice of adding together ten years' worth of surpluses is absurd.

But to begin, could you tell me a bit about your background at Princeton?

But to begin with, you've got the seven or eight programs.

There are many forms of gymnastics but to begin very little equipment is required.

But to begin the path towards an AIDS-free generation, the rate of new infections must fall.

But to begin his remarks, he prefers to address a place rather than a crowd: "Hello, Iowa City".

But to begin the fourth quarter, Williams scored 8 of his season-high 17 points to rally the Nets.