Sentence examples for of beginning with from inspiring English sources

Instead of beginning with the tranquil opening movement of the First Partita, he opens with the Fifth Partita.

This focus explains the "why" of musical construction more clearly than the traditional approach of beginning with chords.

Even if the shift succeeds, this route to participative management is long and rather inefficient in comparison with the alternative of beginning with work teams.

They could begin making common cause with the Assembly Democrats to make deals he disapproves of, beginning with restoring some of the spending.

Not even Ferguson, for all his faith in youth, would have thought of beginning with Macheda or the other novice who ultimately had to be introduced, Danny Welbeck.

The opening scene is an eerily familiar sequel that the Los Angeles Lakers want no part of, beginning with Andrew Bynum's writhing in pain.

"It sort of began with Alex Haley and Rootss,' " Mr. Merrill said.

MADE OF began with the sole purpose of offering better products for consumers.

Rockefeller's downfall -- sort of -- began with him underestimating the power of the emerging newspaper industry to shape public opinion.

It sort of began with Jay Rosen suggesting that the Sunday Shows needed a fix.

A guess at the wives of Henry VIII, beginning with Anne Boleyn.