Sentence examples for uses to begin with from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration is drawing up a regime for commercial use in the country's air space from 2015.Most of those uses, to begin with, will probably be in the civilian equivalent of ISR, both by government bodies such as police departments (of which America has 20,000) and by private entities.

The list used to begin with Jefferson and Jackson.

New products used to begin with design, proceed to materials selection and then to manufacture.

Football games used to begin with a prayer, and defiant students want to do it again.

The fourth floor, covering the early 1940s to the early 1970s, used to begin with Jackson Pollock's "Stenographic Figure" (1942).

The typical school day used to begin with chants against America for killing Iraqi children and burning Iraqi trees.

Henry Curtis killed himself after he was bankrupted in an elaborate 419 scam – the kind that used to begin with an email from a west African prince promising riches if you sent him money first.

The toughness she displays is familiar to anyone who really knows Ukraine, the country whose national anthem opens with the line "Ukraine's will and glory have not yet perished" (the original anthem, mind you, used to begin with the line how "Ukraine has not yet perished", full stop).

Allrecipes does that, but it's also set up to help you find a recipe to use to begin with.

The only way to close that gap is through negawatts power that never had to be produced or used to begin with.

Dylan begins his tale as tales all used to begin, with "Once upon a time".