Sentence examples for I know began from inspiring English sources

One woman I know began keeping a mental list of books she would have liked to hunker down and read.

One man I know began to amass vintage retirement watches ("To Buzz, for 46 years of service").

As a result of these changes, many parents I know began feeling a little less radical for allowing the skin to remain.

I was in the market recently, when I closed my eyes until the cup without thought at the base of all I know began to collect the tenderness of those who've gone before us and I heard the cries of the world.

Many interpreters I know began signing in front of large groups of people via their church, and as a rule, churches will not sue a signer for making mistakes while interpreting "How Great Thou Art".

Soon enough, though, people I knew began asking me in all seriousness if I had married.

With my diagnosis, the life I had known began slipping away.

I know I began by asking what he was doing and he in all disfluency made it known that he was digging for sand.

"A slightly complicated method I know," he begins.

When I start to write, I know the beginning and the end, but I don't know much in between.

"I know how I began and how I'll end, strung out again," he sings.