Sentence examples for theme that began from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Mr. McCain continued to strike a campaign theme that began with an exchange that Mr. Obama had with "Joe the Plumber" on Oct. 12 about taxes.

For the fifth day in a row, the Romney campaign assailed Mr. Obama on Tuesday over remarks that it said revealed his disconnect from economic reality, a theme that began on Friday after the president declared that the "private sector is doing fine" and shows no signs of letting up.

Yes, it's a theme that began with Steve Jobs, but after Apple's insane last quarter (the first under Cook as permanent CEO), it has never been more clear that Apple has evolved far beyond a mere PC company.

This is the 2012 theme that began at the State of the Union when he positioned Warren Buffet's secretary to sit next to Michelle Obama, setting a new bar for State of the Union theatrics.

Mr. Peled rendered the lyrical theme that begins the Adagio with a dreaminess that Mr. Fiterstein and Mr. Goldstein matched as Beethoven's even-handed scoring moved the melody among them.

• Another Nascar sponsor, Best Western International, will make its first foray into online contests, said Dorothy Dowling, senior vice president for marketing and sales in Phoenix, with a promotion bearing an April Fool's Day theme that begins on Friday.

Hatoum meant the work as a meditation on urban architecture and the surveillance methods used to police it, themes that began to preoccupy her after she moved to London in 1975 from Lebanon.

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"Passion Play" had its London premiere in 1981, at the time forming part of an ad-hoc sequence of local dramas on the theme of adultery that began with Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" and went on to include Tom Stoppard's "Real Thing" and Michael Frayn's "Benefactors".

Fiscal prudence was in many ways the theme of a career that began in elite French universities and later included high-level posts in the French government, before he was appointed governor of the Bank of France in 1993.

There was Jukebox Jane, a heavily sequined singing trio who performed a medley on the theme Women in Transition that began with "Stand by Your Man" and climaxed with "You Don't Own Me".