Sentence examples for that begins it from inspiring English sources

The story that closes the collection, "The Two-Thousand-Dollar Sock," is as delicately sad as the parrot story that begins it.

The title comes from a Dickinson poem that begins: "It might be lonelier/Without the Loneliness/I'm so accustomed to my Fate".

The Emily Dickinson poem that begins "It makes no difference abroad" should now include this second stanza: Wild-flowers Nook in the woods, The brooks brag all the day; No blackbird bates his jargoning For passing Calvary.

You should never believe anything you read on the internet, especially any post that begins: "it is well known that …" Mitchell is the former international aid secretary and he was appearing at the select committee to explain why he had reversed his decision to postpone aid to Rwanda hours before being moved from the job to become chief whip in the first place.

Something similar occurs in the untitled E. E. Cummings sonnet that begins, "It may not always be so".

But before all that begins, it is worth taking a step back and surveying the historical landscape.

But it was black literature that began it for me".

As with so many of his stories, it was the dream that began it.

(A recent sale of Riverbench pinot noir fronted a hard-boiled scenario that began, "It was a cold, gray night in Baghdad by the Bay..

From the New York traffic noises against a blank screen that begin it, the combination of visual sparseness and complex sound can be effective.

It was great being part of the organization that began it and it's sad to see it go.