Sentence examples for Go to begin from inspiring English sources

When the boys were ready — sleepy, sullen, hoodied, backpacked, in hats and winter jackets — she pushed them out the door ("Come on, we gotta go!") to begin their daily routine.

According to Net Ratings, a Milpitas, Calif., firm that tracks Web traffic, the MSN site attracted approximately nine million visitors in October, ranking fourth after popular "portal" sites like America Online, Yahoo and Netscape, where many Web users go to begin their searches.

Mark L. Wolf, the chief judge of the Federal District Court for Massachusetts, said yesterday that Judge Keeton's revisions "became the authoritative reference text that would introduce law students to torts, and the place where lawyers and judges frequently first go to begin their research".

But where can everyday women go to begin the process of getting more involved in their local communities?

As Mrs. Kleimo barked the word "go" to begin a speed test for our high school typing class, my friend Dave - who had wrapped my typewriter's power cord around his ankle - kicked his foot to the side, ejecting my plug from its outlet.

(But if you never learn to let go to begin with...?)...

Justice is finally going to begin".

"We're not going to begin where they say begin.

When, you wonder, is this story going to begin?

"Perhaps race wars are going to begin again?

"This year the economy is going to begin to cost Chávez".