Sentence examples for outset to do from inspiring English sources

But more significantly, it decided from the outset to do away with the slush-pile approach to world literature and concentrate only on books from prestigious international publishers such as Germany's Suhrkamp Verlag and Spain's Editorial Anagrama.

Ms. Wilson acknowledged that she and her staff members were extremely ambitious at the outset, "trying to do everything at once — collection, fabrication and distribution".

But the test of worthiness in which Rebekah is discovered at the outset is all to do with merit and virtue rather than romance or sensual appeal.

The Part music and libretto about an abbot and a leper seems uncannily conjoined to Calle's film and narration -- two works that at the outset had nothing to do with each other -- and it was the visionary producer of Works and Process, Charles Fabius, that synched them up.

The secrets of the bomb started leaking virtually from the outset, as they continue to do today.

Southbound hikers cheat themselves by tackling this monstrous slice of the Northern New England first, both in eating up the most stunning spectacles at the outset and forcing themselves to do the hard stuff before they've even earned their trail legs.

From the outset, I knew I wanted to do research and patient care.

From the outset, the war had little to do with drug crime and nearly everything to do with racial politics.

He proclaims at the outset that his purpose is to do whatever he can to prevent Bush's re-election.

Wolfe's story "grabs your interest at the outset and saps the desire to do anything else until you finish," Jacob Weisberg wrote here.

He has maintained from the outset that he had nothing to do with the horrible bombing in Spain and that he knew nothing about it".