Sentence examples for off the beginnings from inspiring English sources

They chop off the beginnings and endings of words.

On the south side of the Chelsea offices, Gael Towey, the company's creative director, is showing off the beginnings of the top-secret merchandise collection for 2005 -- no photos, please.

This movie was supposed to kick off the beginnings of "The Justice League" franchise. .

This aircraft, which is also kicking off the beginnings of commercial space tourism, is being built in New Mexico and is a joint venture between a company called Scaled Composites and the Virgin Group.

Phrases or points of view click off the beginnings of characters and their relationships.

A third loss would be a huge setback for the Redskins, already fending off the beginnings of a quarterback controversy and questions about Coach Norv Turner's job security.

DURING the beginnings of Off Off Broadway, new plays flowered in coffee shops, in lofts, in makeshift spaces, even in actual small theaters.

In the interview published on Sunday, Cruz shrugged off any suggestions that his move was the beginnings of a run for the White House in 2016.

For that historic 1954 production coincided with the beginnings of Off Broadway.

Off to one side is the beginnings of a labyrinth, in the centre of which stands experimental Berlin-based vocalist Stine Janvin.

"They haven't even the beginnings of democratic institutions; but they are actually worse off in that respect than when they started," he confessed to a friend.