Sentence examples for i began selecting from inspiring English sources

I thought often of this, of how elemental the single figure is to the experience of not just taking but seeing photography, when I began selecting the works for a photography show, "How I Learned to See," that I recently curated at Fraenkel Gallery, in San Francisco.

I thought often of this, of how elemental the single figure is to the experience of not just taking but seeing photography, when I began selecting the works for a photography show, "How I Learned to See," that I recently curated at Fraenkel Gallery, in San Francisco.

Early in my career as a prosecutor, when I first began selecting juries, a senior colleague warned me about men with beards.

By Jeffrey Toobin Early in my career as a prosecutor, when I first began selecting juries, a senior colleague warned me about men with beards.

Three decades ago, the Supreme Court held that organized classroom prayer in the public schools violates the First Amendment,… Early in my career as a prosecutor, when I first began selecting juries, a senior colleague warned me about men with beards.

The Rev. Jerry Falwell said in an interview, "I would hope Mr. Bush would begin selecting strong advocates of his policies on cutting taxes, rebuilding the family, rebuilding the military, all the things that the people who put him in office supported him for".

Once decided upon, and a shortlist of suitable licensed tracks was selected, I began chopping the music tracks up to create intro sections, looping beds and outros, and tweaking the mix levels of the stems ensuring for example, that the drums weren't overbearing in the mix.

I begin by blindly selecting a utensil from the wide array strewn along the paper's edge.

When I began graduate school the fall of 2013, only a select few people knew that I had Cystic Fibrosis.

When I went to his house I began by asking him what his favorite pistol was, and he selected an antique ball-and-powder derringer.

I began immediately with the job of collection - less arduous in a selected correspondence than a complete one.