Sentence examples for formal starting from inspiring English sources

William Forsythe has, like De Keersmaeker, developed from a rigorously formal starting point to experimenting with layers of theatricality and different media.

Lieutenant Farrell refrained from using that term, with its implication of a formal starting point and signal.

There is no formal "start date" so there is a no fixed time for their stay.

On July 25 , 1722 Shute formally declared war on the Wabanakis, marking a formal start to the conflict often referred to as Dummer's War, since Lieutenant Governor William Dummer would end up conducting the Massachusetts involvement in the war.

Even before Wednesday's formal start of Arizona's fund-raising Web site, organizers said they detected considerable interest.

THE first sign of trouble appeared with the formal start of the summer season, the Memorial Day holiday on May 25th.

It was as class agent for the college's alumni association that he got his formal start in philanthropy.

The planning agency is inviting public comments on the 404-page draft through Aug. 6, and the formal start is scheduled for October.

How did Black Friday come to Britain?Given that Thanksgiving is an American holiday, Brits had ignored Black Friday, and had no formal start to the shopping season.

Finally, on Sept. 4, 1882, Edison joined other members of his company on Wall Street for the formal start of his generating system.

The report will be among documents due to be submitted on 17 September at the formal start of Mohammad Shahid's trial.