Sentence examples for is begin with from inspiring English sources
verb
To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.
- I began playing the piano at the age of five.
To see what this is, begin with a normal light wave.
By this method, the best that we can do is begin with the empirical laws of social phenomena and show by deduction that this was likely to result from what we know of the nature of humankind and the circumstances in which the many individuals then existed.
The best that we can do is begin with the empirical laws of social phenomena and show by deduction that this was likely to result from what we know of the nature of humankind and the circumstances in which the many individuals then existed.
No matter where you are, no matter what day it is, begin with a friendly "hello" or smile.
All the splice site-containing sequences in HSD obey the GT-AG rule; that is, begin with the dinucleotides GT (GU in RNA) and end with the dinucleotides AG, and their lengths are of 140 nucleotides with the splice donor site GT (or acceptor site AG) in the middle positions.
And now his comeback – if that is truly what this is – begins with one.
Ignition, which is based in Bellevue, Wash., is beginning with $140 million in working capital.
And so a mighty struggle is beginning, with regional groups rising to the occasion.
Though it is beginning with just six Web sites, Next New Networks has aggressive plans.
