Sentence examples for remarkable beginning from inspiring English sources

The first two sets were consistently remarkable, beginning with the first point, an extended, corner-to-corner duel that Agassi won when Safin knocked a forehand out.

The range of styles and types of ballets is remarkable, beginning with Susan Stroman's zany "DOUBLE FEATURE" on Sunday, and ending the week on Saturday with George Balanchine's "BRAHMS-SCHOENBERG QUARTET," a difficult ballet that yields its secrets only in perfect performances.

From then, he became a writer, and Les Amitiés particulières, which won the Prix Renaudot, was a remarkable beginning.

How odd, then, that arguably the most elegant scientific theory ever devised should slowly wither into the decades that followed this remarkable beginning.

Other sections of the paper contain a remarkable beginning of the analysis of proofs in lattice theory and in projective geometry: Skolem considered the axioms of a mathematical theory from a purely combinatorial and formal point of view, as means for producing derivations of a formula from given formulas used as assumptions.

Then, something remarkable began to happen.

Almost invisibly, the scrap material mounted on a patch of land outside Madrid — a pile of crooked bricks, a tangle of steel wire — until, eventually, something remarkable began to take form.

Something remarkable is beginning to happen.

Mr. C.G. Knudsen, soon to be meteorologist in charge of the US Weather Bureau office in NY, said we've been having remarkable weather, beginning last autumn with Hurricane Donna.

Only Morgan Pressel, an early starter with a 65 that was remarkable for beginning with two bogeys, scored lower than Hull's 66.

The village holds the record for the highest 24-hour rainfall total and the highest two, three and four day totals; all in one remarkable storm beginning on November 16, 2009.