Sentence examples for text began from inspiring English sources

Have I come to the end or have I only just begun?" the text began.

"Valley," for which Martita Kingsley Goshen created both choreography and a text, began by resembling an arduous journey.

The English text began, "Our purpose was not to cause any trouble for Pakstan, only to take it out of the slave mentality it has toward Amreeka".

Brooks's text began by sympathising with the prime minister over an unspecified "issue with the Times" – most likely a hostile article – and suggested that she could placate him over "country supper soon".

The transformation of "I Will Bear Witness" into a theatrical text began two years ago, when Ms. Malpede and Mr. Bartenieff took a section of Klemperer's description of Kristallnacht from the first volume of the diaries and Mr. Bartenieff performed it as part of an annual United Nations event that honors survivors of torture worldwide.

According to the philosopher David Abram, the negative consequence of the invention of writing was a severance of humankind from its immediate environment, a loss of embeddedness in the earth: "Only as the written text began to speak would the voices of the forest and of the river begin to fade.

Text begins imperfectly in Bk.

So the text begins with a fundamental contrast.

"Malaria kills as many as three million children a year in sub-Saharan Africa," the text begins.

"Within one artistic mile, you can have thousands of experiences," the text begins.

"At Corcoran, we know that nothing is more important than value right now," the text begins.