Sentence examples for commence with a from inspiring English sources
The commission, which is investigating whether the then government's practices contributed to the deaths and damage, will commence with a preliminary hearing in Brisbane on 23 December.
Affairs commence with a slow pan across the wartorn streets of Basra, which, on closer inspection, turns out to be the Lower East Side.
They commence with a pressing agenda for strong interdisciplinary research – something Crawford is spearheading at Microsoft Research, as are many other institutions, including the new Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence.
The women commence with a great keening, which is heard even unto the Ivy and Mr. Chow, favored nosheries of the Jews, wherein they drink the blood of Christian babies and eat eggroll.
Practically the only thing we know about it for certain is that it is 400 years old, which was good enough reason for the York Early Music festival to commence with a series of concerts exploring the enigma.
It is somehow fitting that the unruly plot of "In the Loop," a sharply written, fast-talking, almost dementedly articulate satire on modern statecraft, should commence with a verbal slip-up.
Typically Tungurahua´s eruptive periods commence with an increased number of low-frequency earthquakes that begin to produce mild explosions with moderate infrasound characteristics.
An effective programme for energy economy must commence with an assessment of the problem areas, planning of the campaign and the setting of realistic targets.
Even so, she recalls, the show commenced with a centuries-old trick – a disappearing gag.
And every year that service has commenced with a demonstration of respiratory virtuosity by Swami Bua.
