Sentence examples for during beginnings from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we should gestate during endings, as we do during beginnings.

DURING the beginnings of Off Off Broadway, new plays flowered in coffee shops, in lofts, in makeshift spaces, even in actual small theaters.

Not bad for a year's work during the beginnings of the global financial crisis.

In reality, during the beginnings of integration in the 60's, there were no moderates or segregationalists, but "smart segs" and "dumb segs".

It was during the beginnings of the wider banking and mortgage crisis and Stanford told me that he hadn't invested in any of the lousy paper.

…All of which sounds like what we'd expect would happen during the beginnings of a general shift towards Extremistan.

So far, getting new doctors is much faster in Germany than during the beginnings of the service in France.

His ouster seemed inevitable during the beginnings of the Syrian uprising, when the Arab Spring toppled despots across the Middle East.

He then returned to the Air Ministry, where he became Air Member for Supply and Organisation on 14 January 1935, during the beginnings of the pre-war expansion and rearmament.

In fact, King remained silent during the beginnings of the homophile movement of the '50s which, at the time, was taking inspiration from the black civil rights movement.

The quote atop the first page of Reagan and Gorbachev is by Ronald Reagan, speaking in 1981 during the beginnings of a one trillion dollar defense spending surge, that states "I've always recognized that ultimately there's got to be a settlement, a solution".