Sentence examples for accumulated beginning from inspiring English sources

The next day, he began to dispossess himself of the earthly treasures he'd accumulated, beginning with his dream house, which was under construction in Ann Arbor.

As he lay in bed that night, Monaghan said, he swore a "millionaire's vow of poverty.'' The next day, he began to dispossess himself of the earthly treasures he'd accumulated, beginning with his dream house, which was under construction in Ann Arbor.

In his album review for Rolling Stone, Stephen Holden wrote of Harrison having "inherited the most precious Beatle legacy – the spiritual aura that the group accumulated, beginning with the White Album" and suggested that he had "maintained its inviolability with remarkable grace".

While Holden had opined that, of all the four Beatles, Harrison had inherited "the most precious" legacy – namely, "the spiritual aura that the group accumulated, beginning with the White Album" – other reviewers objected to the overt religiosity of Living in the Material World.

The weight of the accumulated past begins to take its toll.

Or perhaps I should just say that the books that accumulated and began to cohere in my mind and my notebooks were not "Aids novels".

Watching the piece, these subtleties are not really apparent, but, as in music, they accumulate and begin to make sense as a structure.

Once colonized and sufficient fungal biomass has accumulated, the plant begins to wilt and symptoms of necrosis are observed.

Bleeding was considered to be due to old accumulated blood:...it began to bleed profusely from a surgical incision.

"When tomorrow comes, I'll still have those stats I accumulated at the beginning of the year," he said.

But already the anomalies are beginning to accumulate.