Sentence examples for commencing a new from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lauer was back at the "Today" desk on Monday, commencing a new week — one that has no certain winner.

Although Kant thought that he had answered the challenge of skepticism, some of his contemporaries saw his philosophy as commencing a new skeptical era.

9) A call to the IAAF to investigate the implications of drawing a line under all pre-existing sport records - for example, by adjusting event rules - and commencing a new set of records based on performances in the new Clean Athletics era.

We find this study to be of great importance to any research group who consider commencing a new RSA study in the future.

Although the service has ceased in the EU, the ICO will be looking into both of these areas, and in the case of partner categories, commencing a new, broader investigation".

In 1370 the French made a successful attack on Portsmouth, commencing a new sequence of raids along the English coast.

"On 11 December 2014, the department commenced a new contract with IHMS.

She added: "On 11 December 2014, the department commenced a new contract with IHMS.

On Feb. 7 this self-described people's opera, whose very existence seemed threatened two years ago, was to commence a new era with a new Peter Sellars production of John Adams's "Nixon in China".

Stephen Hester, RBS chief executive, said the bank would "commence a new process of disposal" and a spokesman for the bank said it would hold discussions with the EU and the UK government about moving back the sale deadline.

Saturday's Twickenham final against Northampton will be the 34-year-old lock's last appearance before he commences a new career as Japan's full-time forwards coach.