Sentence examples for literary beginning from inspiring English sources

For this particular movie, it was quite interesting because it did have a good literary beginning.

It wasn't long before the newness wore off and the hunger games (literal, not literary) began to grow in my stomach, making me question whether Miranda was right and the glazed doughnut was worth being fat over.

It was not long, though, before the London literaries began to fret about Kipling's shortcuts and stagy emotional effects, and his failure to use his rich and expertly detailed panorama, even at its darkest, for any significant psychological exploration.

Now it has a new cultural feather: a literary festival, beginning this weekend, called Uptown Lit.

But the best predictions were made by a national magazine, the Literary Digest, beginning in 1916.

Ladders, or steps, to heaven or perfection are a religious literary tradition, beginning with Jacob's ladder in Genesis.

And great literary names — beginning with Man Booker winners Paul Beatty and Anne Enright — will be telling us every month What I Wish I'd Known When I Started.

The chapter is a literary analysis, beginning with the stories of Gilgamesh, King of the city of Uruk.

The 2016 New Generation Thinkers will be announced at the Hay Literary Festival, beginning 26 May.

It was used to teach literary theory beginning soon after publication and remained in common use into the 1960s.

His literary career began almost by accident.