Sentence examples for item began from inspiring English sources

"Rumor has it," a recent item began, that a particular e-commerce company "has closed its office and forced remaining employees to work from a current employee's basement".

The A-level item began with the announcement by the admissions tutor at Brasenose College, Oxford, that the examination was a waste of time since it did not help the two ancient universities to identify the cleverest 5% of undergraduates.

The column's last item began, "A device called a transistor, which has several applications in radio where a vacuum tube ordinarily is employed, was demonstrated for the first time yesterday".

They met after the show and the rest is pop history: they became an item, began writing songs together and Blondie, a pop band born out of a punk spirit, went on to have hit after hit, while retaining the scrappy insouciance that defined downtown New York in the 1970s.

Instead of a focus on just handmade, Etsy has tweaked the guidelines to require products sold to have authorship with the seller, which basically means the handmade item began with your idea and vision (even if the item wasn't necessarily assembled by you).

This successful selection of the target item began in knowledge network where the initial activation of the two template units is biased towards the target item.

In a roundup on Page 6 of bits of news from Europe, the second-to-last item begins: "A newspaper published at Milan declares that the cholera germ described by Dr. Koch was first discovered 30 years ago by an Italian doctor named Filippo Pacini.

He goes on to say that "in language production the activation of an item from the lexicon must be accompanied, or at least closely followed, by the pairing of that item with a syntactic configuration which, in combination with the lexical item, begins to realise the conceptual structure being expressed.

a Each item begins with the phrase " when I was growing up", and is rated on a 5 point Likert-type scale.

Each item begins with the stem, "Thinking about your own health care, how would you rate... ........ Response categories for perceived access to health care items (Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor) were collapsed as follows: 1 = Fair/Poor, 0 = Good, Very Good, Excellent.

Remember that you rolled the item beginning at the FRONT and ending at the BACK.