Sentence examples for word beginnings from inspiring English sources

2. The key here lies in the word "beginnings" as opposed to "beginning".

Her teaching has served me in good stead; as a poet and arts-in-education specialist throughout New York State, I have the gift of those wonderful word beginnings with me at all times.

It is, in other words, the beginnings of a bail-out in disguise.

In Button and Casey's [ 14] words, "topic beginnings done in an environment in which the relevance of more than one trajectory for the conversation can be projected are designed to be interactional and mutual in order to legitimize that as the trajectory which is produced" (p. 5).

To the later classical writers of the 19th century, Pushkin, the creator of the Russian literary language, stood as the cornerstone of Russian literature, in Maksim Gorky's words, "the beginning of beginnings".

The Greek word "arche" means beginnings and origins.

German sp and st spell the sounds sp and st in most positions, but they spell šp /shp/ and št /sht/ at the beginnings of words or word stems.

These words describe the beginnings of Angelou's career as an entertainer, but the irony in the terms also depict the conflict Angelou felt about her son.

As St John tells us, from the very earliest beginnings the Word, the Logos, filled cosmic space with the sound of creation.

For example, in Latinate languages, the beginnings of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [37] and so it would be particularly advantageous for this information to be projected to the LH.

By putting dyslexic people in their scanner, and giving them tasks such as removing phonemes from the beginnings of words (for example showing them the word "rat" and asking them to pronounce what would be left after the "r" was taken off), Dr Eden and Dr Zeffiro were able to stimulate both the visual and the auditory pathways.