Sentence examples for To begins from inspiring English sources
verb
To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.
- I began playing the piano at the age of five.
Miss Kingslake, without meaning to, begins to regard them as her allies in this prison atmosphere.
The revival of "How I Learned to Drive," set to begins performances in 2012, will come 15 years after the show opened at the Vineyard Theater in a production that starred Mary-Louise Parker and David Morse.
"I have never killed anyone, but I have certainly wanted to," begins the piece, whose pleasures stem more from voyeurism and a lurking sense of unreliable narration than from writerly polish or nuance, of which there isn't much.
Alexander Chee's haunting first novel, EDINBURGH (Welcome Rain, $25), introduces us to Fee, a 12-year-old Korean-American boy who discovers his homosexuality not long before the director of the professional boys' choir he belongs to begins molesting him and several other boys.
The "how to" begins with attention -- paying attention and educating ourselves about the mechanics of the brain.
Once all the basic information is out there, the pool of people we have to blindly make calls to begins to dry up.
