Sentence examples for the beginning of a string from inspiring English sources

And 2011 was the year of the intern lawsuit, the beginning of a string of cases against big names such as Donna Karan, Hearst Corporation, Atlantic Records and PBS's Charlie Rose.

The disruption of a Chinese official's address during the Olympic torch lighting ceremonies in Greece last week was just the beginning of a string of protests planned to coincide with the torch's trip around the globe.

Their closely fought victory at the Battle of Naseby (June 14 , 1645 proved the turning point in parliamentary fortunes and marked the beginning of a string of stunning successes Langport (July 10), Rowton Heath (September 24), and Annan Moor (October 21)—that eventually forced the king to surrender to the Scots at Newark on May 5, 1646.

Rosenthal adds that this is the beginning of a string of revenue channels that Ning plans to open up for network creators.

Thing Four: More MBS Cases Coming: New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's lawsuit against Bear Stearns is just the beginning of a string of cases that could cost the financial industry billions of dollars, writes Bloomberg.

The birth of the Duchess of York's first child, Catherine Laura, named after Queen Catherine, on 10 January 1675 OS represented the beginning of a string of children that would die in infancy.

Is this the beginning of a long string of attacks?

At the same time, Bartók was expanding the catalog of his compositions, with many new works for the piano, a substantial number for orchestra, and the beginning of a series of six string quartets that was to constitute one of his most impressive achievements.

The pitch of each string is indicated at the beginning of a tablature, and thereafter the strings are represented by numbers combined with graphic signs for special technical effects.

It was the beginning of a career that landed Gibbs in a string of Democratic campaign jobs through his 20s and early 30s.

Typographical errors are often not located at the beginning of the string, but rather in its body; According to the authors, a similarity of less than 0.7 means two different strings and more than 0.95 means two similar strings (common strings exhibit a rate of 1).