Sentence examples for outset of what from inspiring English sources

As Perez-Breva demonstrates, "no thing is new" at the outset of what we only later celebrate as innovation.

Mr. Putin and Mr. Poroshenko avoided eye contact as they shook hands at the outset of what proved to be more than 16 hours of difficult negotiations.

BOSTON — Elizabeth Warren announced her candidacy for the United States Senate here on Wednesday and plunged into street-level politics, greeting commuters at a train stop at the outset of what could be a marquee Senate race of 2012.

These and numerous other measures almost seem designed to demoralize the home front and make the citizenry cynical at the outset of what the administration insists will be a long and difficult war.

The poll also gave an indication of the state of play in Washington at the outset of what is expected to be a fierce debate over the nation's gun laws, as the National Rifle Association and several members of Congress, particularly Republicans in the House, have criticized the gun control measures that Mr. Obama proposed Wednesday and have vowed to block them.

The deadline for that decision is Aug. 12, but Mr. Blair declared at the outset of what was supposed to be a two-day session on Monday that the future of the government in Belfast depended on a clear decision this week because he and Mr. Ahern would no longer be able to devote time to the crisis.

Be clear from the outset on what your unique selling point is, and aggressively pitch it in all of your marketing endeavors.

"It has been our position from the outset that much of what has been asked raised serious constitutional issues and was beyond the scope of a legitimate inquiry," Mr. Giuliani said.

From the outset, the luggage was made of what the company calls "Vulcanised Fibreboard," an ultrastrong, ultralight material created from chemically bonded paper, the real beauty of which wouldn't be truly appreciated until jet travel became common decades later.

Statements in support of the 32-year-old were submitted by Andros Townsend, Roy Hodgson, James McArthur, Julián Speroni, Martin Kelly and Wilfried Zaha, with Hennessey stressing from the outset that he was unaware of what a Nazi salute actually was.

Stephen Spender felt compelled to defend "Under the Volcano" against the charge that it's merely a book about a lush: At the outset here, I should dispose of what may seem to some readers a serious objection to this novel: the Consul's dipsomania.