Sentence examples for ones beginning with from inspiring English sources

In 1907 Penney bought out his original partners and took on new ones, beginning with Earl Corder Sams (president of the company from 1914 to 1946).

It separates the Middle from the Lower Keys, and more commercial islands from some less developed ones, beginning with Bahia Honda Key, home to Bahia Honda State Park.

Long before invoking all the intangible ways in which the University benefits the surrounding communities, Durkee points to a long list of quite tangible ones, beginning with the employment of 5,700 people and nearly $34 million in student spending.

A "World Directory of Pasta Shapes and Names" recently compiled by Italian manufacturers lists 142 different labels for types of pasta - and that's just the ones beginning with C. For all of these reasons, anyone setting out to write an encyclopedic guide to the thousand cuisines of Italy needs to be brave, brilliant, learned and almost certainly a little unhinged.

So the Wall Street names that you should buy are the same old boring but successful ones, beginning with banks.

So the names that you should buy are the same old boring but successful ones, beginning with banks.

The two better ones begin with sentiment.

In fact, she is a (insert a word -- there are more than one -- beginning with "b").

Programmes are delivered one-to-one, beginning with an assessment where participants talk about their goals, existing skills and how they like to learn.

Watch as world's cities are born one-by-one, beginning with [arguably] the world's first city in 3700 BC and continuing up to the present.

In Part One, I began with two: Seeking and Play.