Sentence examples for started a passage from inspiring English sources

"Ready -- and!" he said as Cameron Grant, the pianist, started a passage from a new concerto by the Scottish composer James MacMillan.

She started with a passage from "To the Finland Station," "in which Edmund Wilson couches the inevitable failure of Marxism in Edmund Wilson's idea of the national and ethnic identity of Marx".

"Draw the snooty butler, and you'll start a solid passage".

That widely publicized incident started a movement that led to passage of a national passenger rights bill.

He starts with a passage about the Olympics.

You could start on a passage and have no idea where it would end.

"Familiarity may breed contempt in some areas of human behaviour but in the field of social ideas it is the touchstone of acceptability," he wrote at the start of a passage criticising earlier economists.

Its starting point was a passage from Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, in which the character Lucky suddenly erupts into speech for the first time, and there is a sense in which the solo violin sometimes seems to be lecturing the ensemble, which is doing all it can to cut him short.

He said he had never read the "Twilight" books, and that they became popular just after he had started writing "The Passage," a book that his nine-year-old daughter convinced him to write while they were out jogging.

Clip recording started upon passage of the endotracheal tube into the mouth and stopped once inserted fully to the appropriate depth.

These started with passage of the sweeping USA PATRIOT Act -- which facilitated wiretaps, surveillance and detention of Americans and immigrants without charge -- and continues through today.