At the outset her new program had approximately 200 million viewers.
It's hard to know at the outset which new drugs are lemons and which will become game-changers.
From the outset, the New World land grab by the European powers was founded on a breathtaking bit of fraud, the completely invented "right of discovery and settlement".
By adding two days of school from the outset, the new chancellor is reminding the system that teaching children is its paramount priority.
After all, moving film projected for an audience was, from the outset, a new technological power that recorded and preserved the look and gestures of actors for people who could not see them on stage.
But the fund is a bit of a departure for the ambitious outfit, which was strongly modeled at the outset after New York-based Betaworks, which develops its own ideas, acquires companies and invests in nascent startups and early on, did so strictly off its balance sheet.
From the outset, the new harbour was controlled by the city council, as it is to this day.
But from the outset, the new Twin Peaks is a glittering puzzle rather than a character study.
From the outset, this new form of oversight was as concerned with legitimating research as it was with ensuring public accountability.
From the outset, Larry Wilmore's new show does not seem particularly new.
At the outset of the new Booker Prize-winning novel A Brief History of Seven Killings, set in Jamaica, a dying man draws his little boy's attention to his most visible treasured possession – the Clarks shoes on his feet.
