Sentence examples for They began that from inspiring English sources

They began that day three wickets down on a wearing pitch but, after Alec Stewart and Allan Lamb fell, the nightwatchman Jack Russell and Robin Smith, two of cricket's true good guys, resisted for two-and-a-half hours with a courage and gumption that, as the much missed Jack Bannister wrote in Wisden Cricket Monthly "brought a lump to the throat".

Confidence has not been high anyway, but if we had lost it would have been at an all-time low.' Not that they began that way, Northampton looking more nervous.

I find this shelf inspiring, all the more so because this collection represents those precious few books you wouldn't live without for even a semester (granted some are probably coursebooks, but I'm guessing that most — even if they began that way — now hold personal value).

They began that campaign – during which they would beat Liverpool home and away – with a 4-0 win at Wigan.

But this is the third successive season the Oakland A's (for Aberrations) have made the playoffs, and the year before they began that run, 1999, they were competing for the wild-card slot in the last weeks of the season.

"It is remarkable," they began, "that most of the work in both cognitive science and the neurosciences makes no reference to consciousness" – partly, they suspected, "because most workers in these areas cannot see any useful way of approaching the problem".

A Grand Slam, not just a tilt at the title, could have been up for grabs in Rome next weekend had they begun that game or closed it out as they bossed the middle hour.

Spain are at the start of a new cycle and they should begin that journey with De Gea in goal.

A few students from the Kansas City Art Institute, here for a two-week residency, were finishing sketches they had begun that morning.

Sure, they can begin that way (most relationships do), but like in real life, the relationship has to grow.

"Stop right there" I insist when they have scarcely begun, "that's enough to be going on with".