Sentence examples for the one beginning from inspiring English sources

It came to my attention that Natti Vogel was recording two bonus-tracks for forthcoming orchestral EP "Serving Body," finishing post-production on a music video ("I Don't Want to Find the One"), beginning pre-production on another ("Brown Rice"), and playing a headlining solo concert at National Sawdust (Saturday 1/20) all in the scope of three weeks.

The one beginning the paragraph on galley 9 seemed especially curt.

Yet nobody writes poems like the one beginning "The expense of spirit in a waste of shame" as a desk exercise.

The money is to be used to close city budget deficits in the current year and the one beginning July 1.

"You can't know how much it pains me to even have that word, the one beginning with i and ending in y, in this book," he writes.

Even the poems ostensibly celebrating seasonal rebirth, like the one beginning "Loveliest of trees, the cherry now / Is hung with bloom along the bough," contain within them, like a canker, a note of foreboding, and wind up sounding like laments.

The title track to "You're the One" began with a lover's prayer.

But start-ups like the one begun by Mr. Lowe and Mr. Uselton are a new twist in the trend, and a variant of traditional family businesses: so-called legacy partnerships.

Millennials are just the ones beginning our careers; while baby-boomers own businesses, created mega-companies and for the most part, are our bosses.

Industry executives acknowledge the problem but say they are beginning this round with designs that are far more developed than the ones begun in the 1970s.

As was often the case with five-year plans in the Soviet Union, this one began by erasing the past.