Sentence examples for about started from inspiring English sources

But the larger story of how Bravo Figaro! came about started one Friday night 24 years ago, when Ben Elton introduced me to a live TV studio audience.

Looming over everyone and everything was the monumental, if insufferable, William Lloyd Garrison, the man who just about started the antislavery movement when he began publishing his newspaper, The Liberator, on New Year's Day, 1831.

When away from the computer, apps I had long since forgotten about started to command my attention.

It has just about started realizing, after much needless suffering of its own from blowback and backbite, that surviving the whirlwind of globalization takes smarts rather than brute force.

Talk about starting big.

How about starting a family?

What about starting pitching?

She was not enthusiastic about starting now.

And how about starting a laundromat?

Was he anxious about starting over?

He knew all about starting over.