Sentence examples for the beginning of the term from inspiring English sources

"That was the beginning of the term Bloomsday," said Gordon Bowker, author of James Joyce: A Biography.

He had just started to speak one morning at the beginning of the term when a student raised his hand.

At the beginning of the term I was told I would have work for two semesters, 12 hours' teaching each semester.

At the beginning of the term, the school authorities sent the parents a list of rules that the children are expected to abide by.

"There was a lot of feeling at the beginning of the term that she was going to Hollywood: klieg lights, high visibility," said Senator Bob Graham, Democrat of Florida.

Business owners who undertake capital improvements are often allowed to amortize their costs by keeping a larger percentage of revenue or paying a lower rent in the beginning of the term.

"Water" picks out whatever stuff we happened to baptize with the name "water" at the beginning of the "term-using practice".

The keywords used were "complications in hip arthroscopy", "revision hip arthroscopy" and "…hip arthroscopy", where the term describing a complication was added at the beginning of the key term "review articles in hip arthroscopy".

From the beginning of the first term, he concentrated on that.

Hull came to Costessey – also then in special measures – at the beginning of the summer term of 2002.

When we drove up the grand drive at the beginning of the autumn term, it was the first time I had actually seen the school.