Sentence examples for foundation of beginning from inspiring English sources

Recent extensive federal research supports the use of such organized, phonetic methods as the foundation of beginning reading for nonreaders of any age.

We must foster safe space where we can have real conversations with the women and men who experience domestic violence, and from a foundation of truth, begin the transformation our communities need.

Wagner is its historical starting point, the Second Viennese School of Schoenberg, Berg and Webern its close, defining an era in which all the certainties of 19th-century music were eroded away, as romanticism slid into expressionism and the foundations of tonality began to crumble.

Sadly, the Roman Empire crumbled, Christianity replaced paganism, religious dogma replaced rationalism, and progress stagnated until about the 16th century when the foundations of science began taking shape.

But some of those foundations are beginning to crack.

The foundation of the National Ballet School began in 1931 at the cultural institution Sociedad Pro-Arte Musical de la Habana.

Suddenly, as the adults share small talk and Cuban takeout, and Keane smiles tenderly at Kira, the foundation of the story begins to sway and then violently shake.

Just as Kaddish chips away at gravestones, Englander hammers his themes so deeply that the foundation of the novel begins to crack.

Excavation for the foundation of the Monument began in early 1848.

The foundation of these churches began in the south, spreading to the north-east and then the west, being almost universal by the first survey of the Scottish Church for papal taxation in 1274.

Water all plants growing within a few yards of the foundation thoroughly before beginning the roof cleaning.