| They cover terms that provide the beginnings of a viable working vocabulary for describing meter. |
| Perhaps that is why he has written some of the best story beginnings in the history of literature. |
| You find out about Albert Bronzini and Matty as the novel ravels into the past, as their ends lie in their beginnings. |
| But more than all that, weddings are symbolic of new beginnings and a bright future. |
| She is a well known anti-feminist, yet has written a book about the beginnings of the feminist movement. |
| A carving of the whale, mounted by its rider, occupies the prime spot above the local wharenui, a permanent reminder of the tribe's beginnings. |
