Sentence examples for definite beginning from inspiring English sources
"[The Civil War] had a definite beginning, a relatively short middle--four years--and an absolute end.
The concept of life span implies that there is an individual whose existence has a definite beginning and end.
The steady-state theory, in protest claims that the universe is eternal & constant, & therefore has no definite beginning.
5 Offer to do something that will actually help, something that's clear and unambiguous and has a definite beginning and ending.
After all, the football season had a definite beginning and an end, and there was always cricket and tennis to look forward to in the summer.
First, Americans, like most democratic people, can endure fatalities if they believe they come in the pursuit of victory, during a war against an aggressor with a definite beginning and end.
#3 Prison Pit Book Two Johnny Ryan Fantagraphics Like Empire Strikes Back, Prison Pit 2 lacks a definite sense of beginning or ending.
He t'rows me outta da game". Speaking of definite articles — I'm beginning to hear the word "da" used in everyday conversation.
There is a definite belt of countries beginning from the South East coast (Mozambique) and extending to the South West African coast line, which have produced over 2 tonnes/LU of grass eaters of fibrous crop residues.
So far, no definite plans to begin construction have been made.
