Sentence examples for about began from inspiring English sources

Seeking a Mutation The story of how these drugs came about began a decade ago.

The wealthy old families that Mr. Garc M?uez wrote about began to move out to the Miami-like suburb of Bocagrande, while the poor moved in.

Every novel of his that he spoke about began with a germ of an idea born amidst the banality of everyday life.

McConnell's explanation of what, in his view, the Democratic opposition to Gorsuch was really about began with Donald Trump but then quickly slid into a catalogue of slights and grim accusations only a half-step removed from conspiracy theories.

The next day, 19 Brumaire, when the councils met at Saint-Cloud, blundered blundered through a speech before the Ancients and later was met by a storm of abuse in the meeting place of the Five Hundred, whose members, hearing rumours and seeing troops all about, began to perceive the real plot that was brewing.

Muriel Turk, a librarian in Great Neck since 1979 and now the director of programming and publicity, says "the problem that everyone is now eating their guts out about" began last year when a resident asked the Great Neck League of Women Voters to review how the library system is governed and why the votes for all library issues -- trustees and bylaws as well as the budget -- are not held in May.

Every topic I've written about begins as a question.

They are talking about beginning land-use reviews by fall.

There is reason for concern about beginning drivers.

Spring comes, and something that I had forgotten about begins.

It's about beginning to clean up the process".