The stores, selling everything from ladies' gloves to confectionery for less than a dime, numbered 768 by the outset of World War II.
Plant and animal migration routes that apparently had interconnected all the southern continents were largely cut off by the outset of the Cenozoic Era (i.e., about 66 million years ago).
By the outset of the 1906 season, the Ohio Pennsylvania League had trimmed down to a more manageable eight teams.
By the outset of the Korean War, Loring was working in an administrative role in the United States, but by 1952 had been transferred to combat duty in Korea.
Hunt's first successes were in the oilfields of Arkansas, but he lost most of his fortune by the outset of the Depression as overproduction depleted his fields and his speculation on land and oil drained his resources.
The improvement in survival in the women diagnosed between 1986 and 1990 possibly reflects a larger proportion being screen detected, that is, some early prevalent disease being picked up at a more curable stage by the outset in 1988 of the National Cervical Screening Programme.
"The history of Zionism, by contrast, was dominated from the outset by the idea of state rather than society.
To be mysterious, stay in control from the outset by watching your drinks and by avoiding taking drugs that disorient and take over your personality.
Sensitive, sweet and loyal by nature, Martin is dumped at the novel's outset by his trophy boyfriend, Christopher, a "muscle Mary" who has traded him in for a younger model.
Thus, theistic experience is conditioned from the outset by patriarchal conceptualizations and values, and by sex-role differentiation in the practice of religion (Raphael, 1994).
