Sentence examples for pleasant beginning from inspiring English sources
"For those who own these stocks, it was a pleasant beginning to the earnings season," said Frederick Cannon, an analyst at Keefe Bruyette & Woods.
After a pleasant beginning, he soon descended into a prolonged paranoid delusion wherein he was systematically stripped of his identity by a corporate-controlled state, the things most familiar and dear to him gradually replaced by meaningless, generic signifiers.
A small pleasant thought began to take shape inside him.
The writing process for Pleasant Dreams began in January 1981.
Rent a vehicle to travel to Point Pleasant and begin to explore the legend of the Mothman.
Standing is the easiest and most pleasant way to begin.
A particularly pleasant place to begin the day is the Angelika cafe (36-1-212-3784), tucked into one wing of an old church building on Batthyany with a terrace overlooking the river.
Writing about Hughes's "Selected Poems" in the Times in 1959, Baldwin — who chastised his elder for reducing blackness to a kind of pleasant Negro simplicity — began with a bang: Every time I read Langston Hughes I am amazed all over again by his genuine gifts — and depressed that he has done so little with them. . . .
A yellowfin tartare with pickled vegetables and ginger-fiery lime vinaigrette is a pleasant way to begin a summer evening in the heat, and that lobster potpie — which you'd think too rich and creamy for July consumption — is its natural successor, surprisingly light and deeply flavorful.
This Kennedy Center show is pleasant way to begin the working week.
