Sentence examples for was beginning from from inspiring English sources

Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of state, said the appointment of the new board meant the hospital foundation was beginning from a "completely new" basis.

The damage caused to Serbia's economy, society and international reputation by Milosevic was so great that Serbia was beginning from a point less than zero.

According to Res, an Ossetian news service, a firefight was begun from the Georgian side and Georgian citizens were arrested.

The synthesis of acetylenic alcohol rac-3 was begun from the commercially available brominated alcohol 7 (Scheme 2).

Indeed, in our study VAD was begun at weaning sparing the early postnatal period whereas in the other study VAD was began from birth.

So we are beginning from a better point to begin with.

It is beginning, from 59th street undulating to 110th.

Simply put, policymakers shouldn't think they are beginning from a blank slate.

No. "They are beginning from the wrong objective and they have no plan for success".

Study design: Culture lines were begun from biopsy specimens of myometrium that had been obtained from women who underwent low transverse cesarean deliveries.

Night was beginning to approach from the east.