1
The liberty of the press did not even commence with the revolution.
2
In starting to do anything, we must first commence with elementary principles.
3
We will commence with a new governor dealt out to a colony.
4
Well, there's the summer and fall rush of 1897 to commence with.
5
He will commence with the celebrated Experience of the bee in the window.
6
The letters in this volume commence with his departure from Ottawa.
7
Repatriation flights will commence with uplifting Tongan nationals, including medical staff, from Fiji.
8
This education must commence with the very first opening of the infant mind.
9
In addition to the numbered islands, which commence with Island No.
10
I begged him to commence with the garden-house, and accompanied him.
11
The Scotch impression is strong, and the people, to commence with, are Presbyterians.
12
The materials they commence with are green moss, lichen, and fine grass intertwined.
13
A well-approved description of a grisette should commence with her foot.
14
They had finished with Roger and would now commence with him.
15
War continued with England, and was about to commence with Prussia.
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These were hard and insolent conditions to commence with, but they were granted.
