Sentence examples for inception of the great from inspiring English sources

Even as Israel shot upward of 3,700 people with live ammunition, from the inception of the Great March on March 30, until its climax on May 14, not a single "rocket" was fired in response.

The voyagers spend several days in Melinde on the east coast of Africa, and, at the request of the king of Melinde, da Gama recounts the entire history of Portugal, from its origins to the inception of their great voyage (Cantos III, IV, and V).

The voyagers spend several days in Melinde on the east coast of Africa, and at the king's request Vasco da Gama relates the entire history of Portugal from its origins to the inception of their great voyage (Cantos III, IV, and V).

Since the inception of the process industries, there have been a great number of process incidents causing significant loss of life and property damage.

Vocational Dental Practitioners (VDPs) in England and Wales are emerging into a profession and healthcare system undergoing the greatest change since the inception of the National Health Service.

Each of the great religions creates, almost from its inception, a colorful spectrum of voices that range from pacifist to terrorist.

When DoubleClick announced plans to merge identifiable online profiles with offline purchasing records, some consumer advocacy groups called it the greatest breach of privacy since the inception of the Internet.

The Richard Tucker Music Foundation mourns the passing of the great Luciano Pavarotti, a loyal supporter of the Tucker Music Foundation from its inception and Vice President of our Board.

"Beginning of the Great Revival" chronicles the founding of the Communist Party and the inception of the Chinese revolution.

That startled the Titans, but was great for them because it made the inception of the play easier.

Perhaps there is no greater example of this than what King Hassan II created back in 1971 with the inception of the Hassan II Golf Trophy.