Sentence examples for discussions started from inspiring English sources

It was Adele — wonderful, organized Adele — who usually got our discussions started.

"You have a group who are — they talk about Christ," Kevin McGrath, one of the coördinators of CB22x, told me soon after the discussions started up.

The earliest magazine appears to have been the German Erbauliche Monaths-Unterredungen (1663 68; "Edifying Monthly Discussions"), started by Johann Rist, a theologian and poet of Hamburg.

The discussions started about a year and half ago, with Dean, digital consultancy Unthinkable, Sound and Music, the South Bank Centre and the British Council.

As discussions started there was no single plan to increase the firepower of their bailout fund and European officials were at loggerheads with banks over how to cut Greece's debt mountain.

It felt more like a conference or symposium at times, particularly with an audience that maintained a Zen-like concentration during the music but fidgeted up and down whenever the platform discussions started, probably heading for the nearest radiator.

"This will carry on one month, two months, until the serious discussions start," Mr. Ulram said.

What is important is to be clear about where science-based discussions stop and values-based discussions start.

These discussions start at the beginning of each release cycle, and revisited during the release cycle.

In this paper the discussions start with introducing the BIPV and compared to the BIPV/T technologies.

We also have monthly political discussions starting with a video from a national "Great Discussions" group.