Sentence examples for ever to begin a from inspiring English sources

Along with setting a PGA Tour low against par for consecutive rounds, his 36-hole stroke total was the lowest ever to begin a tournament.

Given this shift, The Campaign to Bring Mumia Home believes that it makes more sense than ever to begin to imagine a world in which Mumia Abu-Jamal walks amongst us.

If we are ever to begin to change attitudes and create an environment in which women are judged entirely on their musicianship rather than their gender, we have to make it very clear that attitudes like Petrenko's are unacceptable.

In those 20 games, the Yankees' starting pitchers went 15-0, somethino no team's starters had ever done to begin a season.

It submitted 22,000 pages of data to the F.D.A., perhaps the largest application ever for permission to begin a clinical trial.

That was the end of my travels for two years until I was able to obtain several postgraduate scholarships and boarded my second-ever European flight to begin a master's degree at the University of Manchester.

Have three words ever done more work to begin a novel?

The first hiccup in the operation is my inability to comprehend why I would ever want to begin my weekend with a reminder that it will most certainly end with an overwhelming feeling of general unpleasantness.

With all of the online dating sites, social media, and meet-ups, it's easier than ever to at least begin a dialogue with people through pictures and posts.

You hardly ever need to begin with context or an introduction.

Former President Bill Clinton, who for weeks has been making a positive case for his wife as the "best changemaker I've ever known," seemed to begin on a defensive note Sunday as he campaigned in New Hampshire on her behalf.