Sentence examples for the beginning sought from inspiring English sources

While the Reagan and Bush Administrations were hostile to marketing RU-486 here, the Clinton Administration from the beginning sought its entry into the United States.

But friction quickly set in between Paramount executives, including the studio chairman, Brad Grey, and the DreamWorks team, who from the beginning sought more credit and autonomy.

The Swift boat group has ties to the Republican Party in Texas, which from the beginning sought to undermine Mr. Kerry's character.

In contrast to those performers Calle 13 did not overtly identify itself with that movement and from the beginning sought to incorporate other influences, like rock guitar, cumbia and jazzy clarinet, into its music.

Both were born in 1947 in the wake of the destruction from World War II, and both from the beginning sought to capture the memory of the old civilization in collapse and the new absurdist world that sought to be born.

It underscored the optimism that Mr. Bush had, from the very beginning, sought to project to voters.

The 4th myeloma trial, now beginning, seeks to discover whether the addition of vincristine to the regimen can improve these results.

During the first phase of political development, the Patrician aristocracy dominated the state, and the Plebeians began seeking political rights.

From the beginning, Daley sought to create the image of a professionally run, well-managed city.

From the beginning Church sought for his subjects marvels of nature such as Niagara Falls, volcanoes in eruption, and icebergs.

From the beginning, Winslow sought to build bridges between the Department of Public Health, the Sheffield Scientific School and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences by making courses available to students in the other schools.