They married in '23 in Germany, lived in Paris during '20's and '30's, and in '36 moved to Moscow for good--just in time for the beginnings of Stalinist terror.
If you've ever wondered what the punk funk discoteques of the late '70s and early '80s sounded like, wished you were there for the beginnings of Balearic, or are just looking for a house history lesson then Heartbeat is here for you.
You can make a case for many beginnings of modern art.
That's why doctors prescribe antibiotics for the beginnings of bronchial pneumonia.
The close association of A. mellifera with Neolithic farming communities dates to the early onset of agriculture and may provide evidence for the beginnings of a domestication process.
Consider, now, an author scanning that figurative blank page (or, more likely, a glowing screen and a blinking cursor) for the beginnings of a plot.
The influence of his biblical exegesis and ascetic ideals is hard to overestimate; his commentaries were freely plagiarized by later exegetes, both Eastern and Western, and he is a seminal mind for the beginnings of monasticism.
In the past decade, scores of innocent people have been released from prison on the strength of incontrovertible DNA evidence, and most of them have followed a distinctive script for the beginnings of their second acts.
The movements were similar to what scientists would expect for the beginnings of a catastrophic flank collapse, but in this case, the accelerated motion lasted only a day and a half before returning to its normal crawl.
Because in just 100 months' time, if we are lucky, and based on a quite conservative estimate, we could reach a tipping point for the beginnings of runaway climate change.
