Sentence examples for the section begins from inspiring English sources
The section begins in the 15th century, with a bust-length male portrait by an unknown Italian artist.
The section begins: "My parents, like all other immigrants exclusive of those from Mexico, held to certain hopes and truths".
The section begins with his early drawings of the royal tombs at Westminster Abbey and ends with his watercolor illustrations for Dante's "Divine Comedy".
The book's third section, after "The Marked Woman" and "The Evidence Man," is titled "The Reporter". Grann might as well have called it "Yours Truly". The section begins as the author arrives at the scene of the crime(s) himself, all these years later, to begin his own digging.
The section begins: Mr. Impulsive walked out of class When he did not like what the teacher said It was boring Mr. Impulsive scurried out in a storm Wearing shorts and a wife beater Soon he was shivering The neighbors complained to the landlord Complained to me but Mr. Impulsive Could not be bothered to close the gate.
The section begins with summarising our pre-analysis check of whether the language-concept overlap in Wikipedia is random.
CORRECTION: The original version of this article mistakenly contained an editing mistake in the third paragraph of the section beginning "Pretty much the same thing…".
The section beginning "We wise" is equally cutting, implicating the speaker in the bloody follies of his era even as he confronts his "task" as resistant witness.
The section began with the Greek national anthem being played and raising of the flag; followed by the Olympic anthem and the lowering of the flag.
We have now gone as far as the data allow without gratuitous speculation, and we have added the section beginning "A homologous lateral gene transfer has also occurred in Lepidoptera" to the first paragraph of the Discussion.
Before enumerating the Badges, that section begins with "[i]n determining the actual intent under subsection (a)(1), consideration may be given, among other factors, to whether.
