Sentence examples for prospect of beginning from inspiring English sources

But for the moment, Poseidon officials are energized by the prospect of beginning construction, after a decade of delays.

Even though she is the world's most sought-after photographer, Leibovitz also admitted back in 1999 she had been daunted by the prospect of beginning the project.

What made me feel even queasier than the kasha or the jam band or my dad's and Micah's discomfort was the prospect of beginning the conversations I'd brought us here to try to have.

Some in the German elite welcomed the prospect of beginning an expansionist war of conquest.

If we can accept God's forgiveness, sincerely, inwardly, contritely, with gratitude and hope, then we open ourselves to the joyous prospect of beginning anew.

So, if the prospect of beginning life in a new lab seems overwhelming, I would recommend reading at least the first two sections of At the Bench: A Laboratory Navigator.

Perhaps there is some freedom in making art without any sense of its prospects to begin with, for as soon as people start liking it, there is a compulsion to keep doing the same thing to survive.

Jeffrey Smith, a vigorous fisherman and hunter, began ordering prescription drugs like Ambien and Viagra over the Internet when he was in his late 40s and the prospect of growing older began to gnaw at him, said his daughter, Michelle Ray Smith, who appears on the television soap "Guiding Light".

That increases the pressure for emissions controls, which in turn increases the need to be seen to be green.The more that American businessmen examine the European system, the less alarming the prospect of carbon constraints begins to look.

Yet even with some of the prospects beginning to graduate, Epstein's farm system is still rated No1 overall by Baseball Prospectus.

And the twins she gives birth to towards the end of the war seem to bring with them the prospect of a new beginning.