Sentence examples for commencing to be from inspiring English sources

He knew much of "Hamlet" by heart, and shared with one correspondent his still unorthodox view that the best speech by the villain Claudius, "the soliloquy commencing, 'O, my offense is rank' surpasses that commencing 'To be or not to be.' " It was "Macbeth," though, that seemed to haunt Lincoln.

Response latency as a performance measurement, which is the reflection of cognitive processing, commenced to be investigated by Aaker et al. (1980) and LaBarbera and MacLachlan (1979).

She tells the judges that her initial inspiration was Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's and My Fair Lady and commences to be sliced and diced.

Typical in-transit transport time from when loading commences to markets is 20 25 days.

This seems relatively secure, as the decline in breastfeeding prevalence with time since birth in women who do actually commence seems to be relatively constant.

It's clear what the COA Class of 2010 is graduating from -- but what, precisely, are they commencing to?

Parallel to this, research needs to be commenced to establish if the guidelines actually contribute to quality improvement.

Her exciting news is that, having gone through primary and secondary school in Hanoi, she will enter college and commence her dream to be trained as a doctor.

Construction of the museum is slated to commence in early 2018 to be completed sometime in 2021.

Testosterone can be replaced by a number of routes (e.g. patches, gels, implanted pellets), but still the most common are by intramuscular injections, which when commenced are likely to be lifelong.

Oxygen should be commenced to keep SpO2 ≥ 92%, or if there is markedly increased work of breathing and respiratory distress.