Sentence examples for thereby beginning from inspiring English sources

In 1935, Hans left for Cochin, India, thereby beginning a 37-year affiliation with Volkart Bros., a distinguished Swiss commodity firm operative worldwide.

These returned to their court with the Cambodian court-dance troupe, thereby beginning the traditions of Thai court dance and dance-drama.

Constantine completely altered the relationship between the church and the imperial government, thereby beginning a process that eventually made Christianity the official religion of the empire.

Amaterasu had the food grains sown for humanity's future use and, placing the silkworms in her mouth, reeled thread from them, thereby beginning the art of sericulture the production of raw silk.

Representing the interests of the church and the nobility, he secured a limitation of royal power (March 1430) in exchange for the nobles' recognition of the king's young son Władysław as the heir to the throne, thereby beginning the Polish tradition of an elective monarchy.

Apple and other behemoths (Amazon?) will follow suit and consumers will finally respond in real meaningful numbers to cut the cord from cable/satellite programming packages, thereby beginning to relegate cable companies to "dumb pipe" status.

In 1878 he engaged Ellen Terry as his leading lady and thereby began one of the most famous partnerships in the history of the English stage.

In 1852 France extended the protection of its copyright laws to all authors, regardless of nationality, and thereby began a movement for some international accord.

Thereby began his shift of interest from mathematical physics to astronomy and, in later years, led to his work on the formation of planetary systems and to his conviction that life must be of frequent occurrence in the universe.

IN all the hue and cry that has surrounded Bernard Madoff since news of his preternaturally elaborate Ponzi scheme broke last December, we have chosen to concentrate our inquiry and analysis on the perpetrator and his far-flung world, as though we might thereby begin to answer the question of what made him tick.

However, a year after his defeat by Foot and Healey's consequent arrival as Labour's deputy leader, he made what many see as his single greatest contribution to Labour history: he saw off - by the narrowest of margins - a challenge from Tony Benn, which served to hobble the hard left and thereby begin Labour's road back to power.