Sentence examples for to be a beginning from inspiring English sources

"There doesn't have to be a beginning of time.

As is so often the case, what appeared to be a beginning was in fact nearer an ending.

Before Fred Baldwin and Wendy Watriss became chroniclers of American rural life and inspired generations of photographers and scores of photo festivals around the world, there had to be a beginning.

Due to the specific political and social circumstances of the country, understanding the behaviors and habits of the adolescents in relation with technology usage, consumption, reading, substance usage and physical activities is hoped to be a beginning point for future studies carried on with this special population.

Victory over France at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday would give Wales a third grand slam in eight years, emulating the golden era, but whereas 1978 was a year when a cycle was coming to an end, 2012 is more likely to be a beginning.

Whether it was a 10-inch shellac disc turning at 78rpm, or a seven-inch single turning at 45rpm, the musical discipline was the same: there was time for variety – introduction, verse, chorus, middle eight, instrumental – but there had to be a beginning, middle and end too.

It is as if it had come back to being A beginning, an origination of life.

Instead, it turned out to be a new beginning.

"What a great day to be an Iowan!" begins a speech provided to Romney backers.

"He's beginning to be a bull," Tortorella said.

I knew I was beginning to be a Muselmann.