Sentence examples for outset with a from inspiring English sources

(Britten's masterpiece is echoed at the very outset, with a high-minded chorus chanting against mundane remarks by Sam and Dinah's friends and neighbors).

Pappano set the tone at the outset, with a turbulent account of the opening movement, almost Straussian in its heady ebb and flow and hints of sensuality.

A sulphurous fascinator, the flick of his tail flavoured New Labour from the outset with a venality that seduced Blair, too.

From the outset, with a project on the Lower East Side deliberately called the First Houses, cultural elements figured into the city's plan.

Mr. Posen set a sophisticated tone from the outset, with a reversible mink vest over a silk blouse and pair of gold linen knickers.

Even though Symphony No. 2 is believed to be Brahms's first symphonic work, the composer demonstrates a sure hand from the outset, with a glowing thematic statement from the horns.

The filmmakers stake out their psychological turf at the outset, beginning with a dreamy image of a boy at boarding school, receiving the news that his mother has come to visit, a very rare event.

In fact, more of our journalists were writing from the outset with an online audience in mind.

Canty sets the tone at the outset with an odd prologue-like piece called "Tokyo, My Love," a lover's monologue in which the lover is Godzilla.

Pennetta used a protected 'special ranking' to enter the main draw at Wimbledon, and she dominated from the outset with an immediate break in each set.

13 The accuracy of the pedometer on each participant was checked by a 20-step test at the outset, with an acceptance criterion of ±2 steps.