Sentence examples for on its beginnings from inspiring English sources

In STREET GANG: The Complete History of Sesame Street (Penguin, $16), Michael Davis delivers a comprehensive account of the show's 40 years, with emphasis on its beginnings.

Mr. Sánchez means to chronicle the manufacture of a Hollywood star (read legend or icon) by concentrating on its beginnings, so that women's subjugation, men's brutality, whether they're powerful or not, and racial stereotyping can be graphically depicted and, against all odds, transcended.

On Smithsonian.com, Paul J. MacArthur chronicles the history of snowboarding, taking readers back to its beginnings: On Christmas morning 1965, Sherman Poppen went into his garage, cross-braced two Kmart skis together, stood atop his backyard hill and started surfing the snow.

Turning the presentation of billing information and payment into an interactive process is changing a system that has relied on trust since its beginnings.

In newspaper articles and books and on television, they accent its beginnings as a Phocean port, calling it "la cite phoceenne".

In newspaper articles and books and on television, they accent its beginnings as a Phocean port, calling it "la cité phocéenne".

The venerable Butterfield Market, a carriage-trade grocer on the Upper East Side, traces its beginnings to 1915 but is now focused on innovation: doughnuts that are baked, not fried.

The prior appropriation system on the Pecos has its beginnings in the late 19th century.

A bickering couple relate their problems as a three-millennia-old story, with its beginnings on the Silk Road and in the kitchen-hut of a tribe of nomads.

From its beginnings on the bench of a 17th century Dutch chemist, the history of gin has not always been a happy one.

Before his feet touch the threshold of Bait al-Maqdis, he reads, The blood shed on Mediterranean shores, Since its beginnings, has spelled a ravaged history. . . .