Sentence examples for distant beginnings from inspiring English sources
Still, I got my screen credit, though the producers grumpily left out my middle name and obliterated reference to the film's distant beginnings at Dissent.
As such, it became the focus of a great deal of attention as scholars began the lengthy process of compiling, anthologizing, and analyzing the corpus of an oral tradition of poetry that stretched back several centuries to distant, unknown beginnings.
Outlet centers have evolved significantly from their beginnings as distant outposts where retailers unloaded the goods they could not sell in their stores.
So now the cringe is slowly leaving and the raw beginnings of distant hope are slowly returning, because I think it could happen.
From this experience, coupled with witnessing the tentacles of sprawl as they travel to these not-very-distant places, students develop the beginnings of a sense of place, a pride in being New Jerseyans and a commitment to protecting what is left, before it is too late.
So Costa wasn't surprised that, as the recall gained traction -- along with funding by Issa, and later, others -- its rich, famous front-runner chose to remain distant from the recall's angry, class-based beginnings.
In later years, when he discussed his beginnings, Avedon often made Munkacsi out to be a more distant figure than he was, according to the exhibition's curators, Carol Squiers and Vince Aletti.
A feud over how a reclusive heiress meant to bequeath a $300 million fortune made in Montana copper mines and the beginnings of Las Vegas was settled on Tuesday, with a deal that mainly benefits arts charities and her distant relatives.
New beginnings are possible.
