Sentence examples for it begins appropriately from inspiring English sources
It begins, appropriately enough, with Action Comics No. 1 (1938), the first appearance of Superman.
It begins (appropriately enough) with "abstraction, abstracta, abstract Entities," and closes with "Wunsch," German for "wish," or désir or souhait in French.
It is a reverie that begins, appropriately, with a seated audience waiting in the dark (like us) and then cuts to a dimly lighted room, where a man (Mr. Carax) rises from a bed that he shares with a dog.
Continuing the story of Geralt of Rivia from the first title and picking up the plot immediately where it left off, Assassins of Kings begins, appropriately, with the assassination of a king.
Blog begins, appropriately, with a WHY question.
The play begins, appropriately, with a question of semantics.
The evening begins appropriately with an enthusiastic and ungainly striptease, to moaning disco.
The effort begins, appropriately enough, with the Remembrance Day parade at the Cenotaph.
Davis's book of stories begins, appropriately enough, with a story called "Story".
(Picture book; ages 9 to 12) Golio's biography of the great jazz saxophonist begins, appropriately, in a church.
The fun begins, appropriately enough, at the offices of the American Gas Association, where White House reporters are feted by the lobbyists of the Quinn Gillespie firm.
