Sentence examples for its beginnings are from inspiring English sources

Its beginnings are lost in antiquity.

The battle of living things against cancer began so long ago that its beginnings are lost in time.

Its beginnings are found in the work of professional scribes, who routinely master several different hands and use them for different purposes.

The Neue Galerie is just starting out, but its beginnings are a useful demonstration of the way nearly all New York museums founded in the first half of the 20th century, including the Guggenheim, came to be.

As the group continues to grow, the largest such caravan in recent years, its beginnings are being scrutinized: How did more than 5,000 migrants from across Central America find each other?

The genre it was named after originated in Trinidad and Tobago, at some point in the early part of the twentieth century (use of the word to refer to a style of music was first recorded in 1930), though its beginnings are varied, ancient, and complex, and point toward West Africa, the French Antilles, and the seventeenth-century Caribbean slave trade.

Yes, the show morphed as it grew, but its beginnings were as amazing and mind-bending as anything Robert Zemeckis ever put to screen.

"Disco got a terrible reputation," Jones wrote in her memoir, "like it was anti-music, but its beginnings were in many ways more radicalised, inclusive, and open-minded than rock.

Its beginnings were in a kitchen, but it is now part of a great movement for more enlightened and compassionate care for those with dementia.

Its beginnings were low-key.

Yet its beginnings were humble.