Sentence examples for it represents the beginning from inspiring English sources

"If you look at this city, whether politics or religion, it represents the beginning.

It represents the beginning of a return to normality".

For the Nets, it represents the beginning of an arduous five-game road trip.

But it represents the beginning of something we should be applauding, not condemning: cold, hard reality.

What if, instead, it represents the beginning of a big split (or splits) on the British left?

The central question about Rob Marris's bill to allow assisted dying is whether it represents the beginning of a very slippery slope.

Or at least of the gargantuan World's Fair itself, a financial disaster though it represented the beginning and the end of an era (if an era can be said to last two years).

Since it was proposed two years ago, the Athens plant has met with ferocious local opposition, in part because it represented the beginning of a boom in industrial development on the banks of the Hudson, after the river had undergone more than a half-century of transition from an industrial thoroughfare to the attractive centerpiece of a fairly bucolic region.

Folk singer Dave Van Ronk later commented: "I was acutely aware that it represented the beginning of an artistic revolution".

Part of the friction, they said, resulted from the fact that for us, 'Charing Cross' represents the beginning of the end of transition, whereas for them it just represents the beginning.

While Outposts presents an exciting new opportunity, it only represents the beginning of this long-term, strategic partnership by our two mission-driven companies".