Sentence examples for shared beginnings from inspiring English sources

All these explanations hint to our shared beginnings before the stories of different people and their languages diverged.

Having Venus at this tournament brings the sisters back to their shared beginnings, when this was a place they could feel comfortable and happy.

He speaks fondly of their shared musical beginnings.

And yet, these companies also share common beginnings.

So there are some beginnings on shared electronic health data, and I am very glad.

And amid one failed emporium of gewgaws and gadgets, most people spoke of hope, of new beginnings, of shared burdens and playing their part, as if, for a while at least, they're eager to buy into something not quite formed but full of promise.

Certainly Jonson was better read than Shakespeare, despite sharing relatively humble beginnings.

It is strange that Hun Sen, who shares his humble beginnings with Brazil's Lula and Bolivia's Evo Morales, has no agenda for the poor, no instinct to curb the grotesque excesses of the ruling elite, and has made no attempt to protect the small farmers that he is descended from.

What little-known fact or anecdote can you share about the beginnings of the company?

Brazil and the United States not only share similar colonial beginnings, but they also were two of many countries in the Americas that actively participated in attempts to "whiten" its population (branqueamento in Portuguese).

Scott shared with the audience her beginnings as a film actress: the way super-agent Charles K. Feldman discovered her in the New York theater, then brought her to L.A. in 1945 to test for Warner Bros and ensconced her at the Beverly Hills Hotel: "I was all alone in that beautiful hotel and no one talked to me for three weeks.