Sentence examples for make a beginning on from inspiring English sources

In my work on ethics and evolution, I have tried to make a beginning on this venture.

Wolff, via the NEA site: "During the period of my first fellowship I completed a collection of short stories, In the Garden of the North American Martyrs, and during the second I made a substantial beginning on a memoir, This Boy's Life.

The sheer skill of the playing, that made a phrase begun on the flute and ended on the horn come as if from the same artist's breath.

I wouldn't even begin to make a comment on that.

Rating: 7 Geoff Cameron: Cameron only began to make a presence on the national team this year but he is now entrenched in the starting lineup.

He has begun to make a mark on the international stage as well, notably through his sponsorship of the pathbreaking, though far from complete, Arab League peace plan.

Unless the company can bring down the costs more quickly as it gains experience in building the planes, Mr. Strauss wrote, Boeing may not begin to make a profit on each plane until 2021.

The tiny Met squad of 14 struggles to follow up the worst cases involving juveniles: they say another 200 officers might begin to make a dent on this slavery.

In one of the first signs that HIV prevention efforts have begun to make a dent on a global scale, new infections appears to have dropped by 17% over the past 8 years, according to a new report.

Begin to make a shift on the physical level, because an ounce of action is worth a ton of theory.

I decided there and then to make a film on the subject, the beginning of a year-long journey that took me from the fibre-optic cables in the sewers of London to spending endless, unedifying hours in bedrooms of teenage boys as they watched porn.