Sentence examples for take the beginning from inspiring English sources

"If you take the beginning and the end, I have had a conventional career," he said, referring to his prestigious appointments in Paris and at Yale. "But it was not a straight line between the beginning and the end.

I think the more convincing argument, to me, is if you take the beginning of 2 Thessalonians and the end of 2 Thessalonians, and put them side by side with parts of 1 Thessalonians they look very, very much alike.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, November 17 , 1951P. 39 One cannot take the beginning out of the air, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick.

The words "or at any rate" suggest that we should read what follows as qualification, or as retreat, if you take the beginning of the excerpt to be frank disclosure.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, November 17 , 1951P. 39 One cannot take the beginning out of the air, View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

Let's take the beginning of the Zagat entry on the musical "42nd Street": "If you love old-fashioned musicals," "dance over to" the "beautifully restored" Ford Center for this "classic" of the genre, a "welcome revival" of the 1980 Gower Champion original... "a true extravaganza" "jam-packed" with "razzle-dazzle"... Huh? Who said these things?

So let's shorten it, taking the beginning and the end of the title, and make it that one.

The band took the beginning of each member's last name (Mark Barry, Christian Burns and Stephen McNally) to create the title.

In May 1804, Southey took the beginning of the poem to the publisher Longman, and he began to finish the second section in October.

The legislators' turn to take the floor begins on Tuesday.

Journal editors now invite researchers to take the lead in beginning this work.