Sentence examples for comparison began from inspiring English sources

He stood tall and stroked the ball down the ground – perhaps that is how Frank Woolley used to do it – and the crowd, probably not contemplating the Woolley comparison, began to get a little twitchy.

Because of some variability in identifying the start site in all sequences, the comparison began at a conserved serine codon, which, in most sequences, is the eighth amino acid of the envelope polypeptide.

Beauty by comparison begins in the domain of intelligible objects, since there is a Form of beauty.

Yes, Davis, King and Parks all went to jail for what they believed, but that's where any comparison begins and ends.

The "new Miyazaki" comparisons began with his feature debut, 2004's The Place Promised In Our Early Days, and they haven't stopped since.

Inevitably, and despite their different playing styles, comparisons began to be drawn with Maradona.The Argentinian, of course, was no saint – although an entire religion has been created in his honour.

There the comparisons began to end for three soldiers from Britain's fearsome regiment of Gurkhas -- Nepalese-born soldiers who took an oath of allegiance to the British throne to join a unit long known for its courage and ferocity in battle.

International comparisons began to be asked for.

The comparisons began in utero.

Let the comparisons begin.

So for all practical purposes, historical comparisons begin in 1948.