Sentence examples for official beginnings from inspiring English sources

Surrealism had its official beginnings in Paris, in 1924, with the issuance of Brenton's Manifesto, proclaiming, among other things, the supremacy of the dream over reality.

But many musical observers trace the official beginnings of the British bootleg scene to the Evolution Control Committee, which in 1993 mixed a Public Enemy a cappella with music by Herb Alpert.

The foundation had official beginnings in 1980 and the sorority donated US$10,000 for the project.

The debate has gone on so long that no one can remember when it started, although one state official pegs its beginnings to the mid-1980's.

(VICE was unable to reach New Beginnings officials in connection with this story).

However, one US official said only the "beginnings of conversations" had taken place and Ghani and Abdullah differed privately on the fine points of the audit proposal.

Chancery English, used in official documents, can be seen as the beginnings of Standard English - a national standard of spelling and grammar.

Yet some Greek officials have speculated that the organization's beginnings could lie within the country's secret service or police apparatus, a situation that would make its leftist statements a cover for an ultranationalist ideology.

From its very beginnings, Hasidism encountered strong resistance from official Judaism, which had been sensitized to the anarchism of the Shabbetaians and which at the same time was solicitous toward the prerogatives of the community leaders and rabbis.

The first Music City Bowl was scheduled for 1998, but the bowl's beginnings dated from 1996, when city officials and local companies came up with the idea for the game.

A committee of economists, charged with determining the official turning points in the nation's business cycles, certifies the beginnings and ends of recessions.