Sentence examples for from the outbreak of from inspiring English sources
From the outbreak of Europe's great economic crisis, history has been made in this chamber.
From the outbreak of war, its work was almost entirely martial.
The novel follows four protagonists from the outbreak of war to the summer of 1942.
The sinking last week was the worst reported incident resulting from the outbreak of violence between Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims in western Burma.
It should also be said that from the outbreak of war, and for the rest of her long life, the Queen Mother held strong anti-German feelings.
This article provides a single integrated narrative of the changing context of world politics, from the outbreak of World War I to the 1990s.
"Recent information from the outbreaks of this week in Romania and Turkey suggests that the disease remains confined to poultry and wild birds, and at this stage no human cases have been confirmed," the organization said in a statement.
Like much of rural Cambodia, Roka often suffers from the outbreaks of various diseases, but a recent and mysterious wave of HIV cases has drawn the attention of international authorities.
It is clear from the outbreaks of FMD during the last two decades that there is a continuing threat to the livestock industry.
From then until the outbreak of World War I, there was a veritable vogue of Bergsonism.
She lived in Portugal from 1927 until the outbreak of World War II.
