| mark beginning | 18.10 | The father can mark the beginning. | ||
| signal beginning | 5.40 | Maybe it signals the beginning. | ||
| have beginning | 4.54 | He had humble beginnings. | ||
| see beginning | 2.50 | We often only see their beginning. | ||
| represent beginning | 1.12 | An inauguration represents a beginning, not an ending. | ||
| announce beginning | 0.92 | The music announces beginnings. | ||
| miss beginning | 0.86 | We were late, so we missed the beginning of the movie. | ||
| herald beginning | 0.72 | It heralds the beginning of a rancorous and bloody end. | ||
| signify beginning | 0.66 | But does it signify the beginning of a great friendship? | ||
| make beginning | 0.59 | Nevertheless, a beginning had been made. | ||
| mean beginning | 0.53 | For me, each year, it means the beginning of spring. | ||
| celebrate beginning | 0.46 | We celebrated the beginning of new construction. | ||
| spell beginning | 0.46 | The end of the good life spells the beginning of an even better life! | ||
| feel beginning | 0.39 | I felt the beginnings of irritation. | ||
| follow beginning | 0.39 | The most recent case was Sunday following the beginning of the air raids on Afghanistan. | ||
| remember beginning | 0.39 | Remember the beginning of passive restraints? | ||
| indicate beginning | 0.33 | Optimists say government statistics indicate the beginnings of integration. | ||
| postpone beginning | 0.33 | The commotion postponed the beginning of the play by a half-hour. | ||
| say beginning | 0.33 | I had a great beginning as I said. | ||
| spend beginning | 0.33 | The two spend the beginning of each week rehearsing and recording in New York City with studio musicians chosen for them by Epic. |