Sentence examples for event started out from inspiring English sources

The event started out with an Athena Maker event for girls.

The 10-day event started out as a music festival nearly 30 years ago.

The yearly event started out as a quaint bonfire on Baker Beach in San Francisco in 1986—with nary a beat to be found before moving to a vast desert lake in Nevada known as Black Rock City in 1990.

The event starts out on a Friday night with a girl movie.

Each event starts out like an ordinary costume party before the focus shifts and the guests begin to engage in all types of sex be it group play, sensual touching, or light BDSM.

In 1990, they began promoting big-name events, starting out with the illusionist David Copperfield.

Catwalk show is perhaps a slightly misleading description for the event; what started out as a marketing tool has become a yearly televised spectacular starring the world's most famous models and global superstar performers.

An annual event that started out in 1975 as a serious meeting devoted to international economic issues long ago degenerated into a photo-op for world leaders, and a quick getaway for their political and media hangers-on.

The trajectory of events that took her there started out something like this: "I have a friend who runs the derivatives desk at Merrill Lynch," Ms. Cunneen recalled.

What started out as an event intended for eight friends at home turned into over 80 people showing up at a church to eat together, meet people they wouldn't usually encounter on a Saturday night, and break down the wall between Islam and LGBT communities.

It started out as an event for Ruby on Rails developers, but when people using Ajax and other things started turning up the organisers (in the main, Sam Newman) held up their hands and changed the name of the event.