Sentence examples for ghost begins from inspiring English sources

As "Stalin's Ghost" begins, public life in Moscow yields no poetry.

KEITH KACHTICK'S novel, "Hungry Ghost," begins very much like an article you might read in Esquire (where, in fact, a nonfiction run-up to it appeared): a dashing, slightly slippery photographer from New York finds himself on assignment for Details magazine in a Mexican beach resort, and starts to take note of the forms all around him.

This conversation about Exit Ghost began in April 2007.

In 2001, StarCraft: Ghost began development under Nihilistic Software.

In 2001, StarCraft: Ghost began development under Nihilistic Software, with the aim of releasing the game for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube during late 2003.

If you must know — and to be honest, to enjoy the game's fast and fluid action, you don't have to pay attention to why anything is happening — Ghosts begins in the suburbs of San Diego, just before an attack on the United States by "the Federation," a villainous alliance of South American countries.

He was equally bewildered when ghosts began to flit about the overcrowded room.

TV broadcasts confirm that this is a worldwide phenomenon and Jackie explains that a few months previously millions of ghosts began appearing all over the world.

"When ghosts begin resolving realistic plays, you can be sure the playwright has failed to master his material," Brustein sniffed, regarding "The Piano Lesson".

Soon Isaac is visited by her ghost and begins to believe that he has been transported to a realm of "absolute love".

"The Ghost Writer" begins promisingly: Adam Lang, a Tony Blair-like former prime minister, loathed for his complicity in advancing the American-driven war on terror, is living in a kind of wounded but prideful exile on Martha's Vineyard, surrounded by retainers.