Sentence examples for magnificent beginning from inspiring English sources
The phrase "magnificent beginning" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is starting off in a very positive and impressive way. For example, "The night sky was filled with stars, making it a magnificent beginning to the evening."
He signs for 70, a decent end to a disappointing week that had a magnificent beginning.
At the same time a potentially fatal danger loomed in the east where the Turks, under Süleyman I (the Magnificent), began to aim their path of conquest at the Balkans and Hungary.
She added: "The Hague initiative was magnificent, a brilliant beginning, but what now?
Magnificent columns, beginning at balcony level, tower above on three sides, giving a sense of height and grandeur.
Later the wedding party too boats towards Capri just before the magnificent fireworks began.
He and his magnificent orchestra begin the program with Prokofiev's glittering Third Piano Concerto (with Bezhod Abduraimov).
Donald's magnificent day began in pedestrian fashion, with a bogey at the first hole.
The "magnificent distances" began to make more sense, as tens of thousands moved there during the Civil War and its aftermath.
Reagan went on to a second term and to become the gold standard of the G.O.P. Soon Obama should get a magnificent gift: the beginning of Republican jockeying to challenge him in 2012.
Even now — especially now — Murray's book can feel like a lit-crit version of Spaceship Earth, the ride that chugs its way through the giant golf ball at the center of Epcot, depicting the history of communication as one unbroken, magnificent story that begins with cave paintings and extends through Steve Jobs.
As Mayor Laura Miller put it in "Dallas: Where Dreams Come True," a self-congratulatory brochure, "Dallas is, once again, in the midst of a new beginning — a magnificent renaissance".
