Sentence examples for to beginnings a from inspiring English sources

So, to beginnings: A new Congress, sworn in Thursday, will be less crazy than the old one by only a few degrees of wacko.

"It's really quite simple, a pilgrimage of sorts, to beginnings, a chance to walk up the mountain where the white earth comes from …I have a plan to go to three places where porcelain was invented, or reinvented, three white hills in China and Germany and England".

He also has led in the community and gave a $400,000 assist to Bright Beginnings, a learning center for families and children experiencing homelessness.

The group has recently released a good new record, "So Cool" (Warner Brothers), that returns it to its beginnings as an a cappella band.

He then decided to go back to his beginnings as a juggler and shed from his work anything that was inessential or showy.

Lack of discussion at this time can be detrimental to the group and lead to the beginnings of a breakup.

I always find the acknowledgment and dedication pages to be tender beginnings to a book.

Emigration, on the other hand, coincides with periods of epidemic decline, which suggests a 'tail-to-beginning' migration pattern between overlapping epidemics.

The ministers will try to hammer out a response to controversial proposals from the European commission that amount to the beginnings of a coherent and shared immigration policy.

"It was an homage to my beginnings as a painter, when I painted wildlife," Mr. Zega said.

Caesar shut off the ceiling light and turned out the lamp, held on to the chain switch as he listened to the beginnings of a new day.