Sentence examples for surprise beginnings from inspiring English sources

But her surprise beginnings are more arresting: "There was a new woman behind the counter in the news-agent's and it took Noel a while to realize that her throat had been slit".

While there were many witness accounts of the dam failure and the torrent of water that ensued, Dr. Davis Todd, an assistant professor of geology at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, was surprised to find that the beginnings of the flood had never been rigorously assessed.

People who know him are not surprised, saying it reflects his humble beginnings and ability to focus quietly on work.

From those beginnings to have got to where we are has surprised everyone in rugby league, I think.

What one critic called her "gauche, unsophisticated girl-next-door image" propelled her from pop-star beginnings to become in later years the most highly paid woman in British television, with her shows Surprise, Surprise and Blind Date.

Given their beginnings, the Krays' love of the sport should come as no great surprise.

Don't be surprised if King Abdullah is one day remembered as the man who brought the beginnings of real change to a place that badly needed it.

We've surprised ourselves and surprised the world and, in so doing, reminded everyone that we are still a country of new beginnings.

A professional effort to find them, overseen by former inspectors, is said to be only just beginning another surprise, given the scale of the alleged threat, and the danger of terrorists and renegade Saddamites getting their hands on WMDs.The most promising leads may come from mid-ranking Iraqi scientists.

New beginnings are possible.

New beginnings.