Never mind the 29 points and the personal binges at the outset of the third and fourth quarters.
A History of Helping In the spring of last year, Liz Goldwyn, a young woman whose closet could serve as a Lower Manhattan annex to the Musée de la Mode, landed the sort of position generally given to those well into life's fifth or sixth decade, not to one at the outset of her second.
But Cone's pitch count was 106 at the outset of the sixth inning, and when Jones singled to lead off the sixth, Grimsley got up one more time.
And if you count the many so-called Indian wars, the various Latin-American adventures, and all the military episodes that, to their participants at least, felt an awful lot like war (from the forays against the Barbarypirate states of North Africa at the outset of the nineteenth century, to the Balkan interventions at the close of the twentieth), the numbers begin to mount up.
The Patriots put together their biggest drive of the night at the outset of the fourth quarter, moving from their own 20 to the CdM 9. On third down, Cameron Biedgoly lofted a pass that Zack Rivera somehow went high to grab over Markel for the score.
At the outset of the second season of "The Voice" Jermaine Paul was all about business.
At the outset of the Second Seminole War, 166 years ago, rampaging Indians attacked the lighthouse.
The Mavericks are 8-1 sinCubanban stopped giving interviews, at the outset of the second round in Los Angeles.
What he pledged at the outset of his second term was "a renaissance of status and quality for public service".
To my chagrin, I all but forgot about the omnipresent dangers of kayaking at the outset of our second session on the Nantahala River.
"The draft assessment offers a perfect opportunity for President Obama at the outset of his second term," said Lou Leonard, director of the climate change programme for the World Wildlife Fund.
