Sentence examples for it has its beginning from inspiring English sources

It has its beginning and its middle and end.

It is one of the ironies of impressionism, the quintessential French movement, that it had its beginning and its end not in Paris but in London.

It had its beginning when Dayton Duncan, an author who was the national press secretary for Michael Dukakis's 1988 presidential campaign (and is Mr. Burns's best friend and frequent collaborator), was appointed to the National Park Foundation board and was pondering how to contribute.

"This affair has its beginning, but it is very hard to see its end".

Though Blair's work draws on a range of sources, it has its roots in the revolution begun by Sigmund Freud at the turn of the 20th century.

As Spain struggles to recover from its double-dip recession, it has began its own campaign to lure Jews back again, promising legislation to fast-track citizenship for the descendants of Sephardic Jews.

The Telegraph says it has begun its own inquiry.

An innocent life is snuffed out almost before it has begun, its parents' hopes and expectations dashed in a moment.

Few dare disobey; anyone who thinks of it is threatened by fellow Serbs.The EU says that it has begun its 120-day countdown.

Meanwhile, the Thai Securities Exchange Commission says it has begun its own investigation into unusual share transactions, including orders placed by brokers in Hong Kong.

The military has said it has begun its own inquiry, and some longstanding observers of the country's heavy-handed fight against Islamist militants say a tipping point may have been reached.