It started appropriately, with the prerecorded sound of a radio flickering between stations.
The gala started, appropriately, with kids dancing, five students from the school ascending and descending five staircases to Steve Reich's "Tokyo/Vermont Counterpoint" in Mr. Feld's 2004 piece "A Stair Dance".
— All Tomorrow's Parties New York started, appropriately, with a gust of guitar noise from the Philadelphia band Bardo Pond on Friday, and it was to end (after press time late on Sunday night) with the first United States concert in more than a decade by My Bloody Valentine, the revered Irish band that engulfed its songs in distortion.
The Good Immigrant starts, appropriately, with an essay titled Namaste.
We start, appropriately, with one from 1 Across, the the monthly crossword magazine co-founded by Araucaria in 1984.
Lively, closely observed bar scenes and benders figure in many of Kate Christensen's novels, starting, appropriately, with her first, "In the Drink".
This season is the first under the festival's new triumvirate of artistic directors — Marti Maraden, Des McAnuff and Don Shipley — and preview performances start, appropriately, on April 23, Shakespeare's birthday.
It starts, appropriately, with a slinky, rhythmic and previous unreleased song from Saharan superstars Tinariwen, and there are contributions from younger Malian bands Tamikrest, Amanar and the hypnotic Tartit.
Spurred by a revival of pride in African-American traditions long denied or suppressed, Juneteenth has gained official recognition — although not necessarily full legal holiday status — in a number of states, starting, appropriately, with Texas, which made Juneteenth a paid holiday for state employees in 1980.
True to Dr. Shara's word, the show moves briskly through the past, starting appropriately with the achievements of the old Soviet Union, which launched the first satellite into orbit, sent the first man and woman into space and took the first pictures of the far side of the Moon.
Also, I can not classify all job starts appropriately.
