Sentence examples for which begins there from inspiring English sources

The weather in Albany will be "hot," the Rev. Al Sharpton told 200 supporters yesterday, declaring that he would be a rambunctious and daily presence at the trial in the killing of Amadou Diallo, which begins there tomorrow.

Or consider No. 27, the Argument From the Upward Curve of History, which begins "There is an upward moral curve to human history" and ends "God exists".

One of our favorite appearances is a 2004 poem by Wislawa Szymborska, "Monologue of a Dog Ensnared in History," which begins, "There are dogs and dogs.

Ballad stanza, a verse stanza common in English ballads that consists of two lines in ballad metre, usually printed as a four-line stanza with a rhyme scheme of abcb, as in The Wife of Usher's Well, which begins: There lived a wife at Usher's Well, And a wealthy wife was she; She had three stout and stalwart sons, And sent them o'er the sea.

It is a centre of the nation's granite quarrying, which began there after the War of 1812 and attracted Italian, Scottish, and Scandinavian stoneworkers.

They were sometimes cut into the side of a hill, as at Thebes, Epidaurus, and at Olympia, the site of the Olympic Games, which began there in the 8th century bce.

Republican telephone banks had urged Republican voters in Miami to go to the Stephen P. Clark Government Center downtown to protest the recount, which began there on Monday and which Democrats hoped would help swing Florida's 25 electoral votes to Vice President Al Gore.

Washington State University (which began there in 1890 as a land-grant agricultural college) adds significantly to the city's economy.

He gave reporter a document which began, "There are as yet unidentified objects...in our atmosphere John DuBarry, chairman of C.S.I., addressed the group and gave some facts about it; it was begun in 1954 by a Bronx housewife.

"Bonnie & Clyde," which began there in 2009, closed after a brief Broadway run this season, while the theater's two subsequent efforts -- "Limelight," about Charlie Chaplin, and "Little Miss Sunshine," based on the 2006 film comedy -- have yet to come East.

It will be the first time Ms. Jones has acted on Manhattan Theater Club's Off Broadway stage since her critically acclaimed, Tony-winning performance as Sister Aloysius in John Patrick Shanley's play "Doubt," which began there in 2004 before moving to Broadway a few months later.