Sentence examples for and began contributing from inspiring English sources

Brown graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1974 and began contributing to Punch magazine and the Sunday Times.

Barnes attended Magdalen College, Oxford (B.A., 1968), and began contributing reviews to the Times Literary Supplement in the 1970s while publishing thrillers under his Kavanagh pseudonym.

She and her elder sister Frances attended a Wooster female seminary and began contributing stories to local newspapers and then to the Home Journal of New York.

At the same time he produced several memorable portraits for Vogue of older artists of his generation, like Willem de Kooning, Isamu Noguchi and Italo Calvino, and began contributing portraits to the fledgling Condé Nast magazine Vanity Fair.

At the same time, Mr. Penn produced several memorable portraits for Vogue of older artists of his own generation, like Willem de Kooning, Isamu Noguchi and Italo Calvino, and began contributing portraits to the fledgling Cond?ast magazine Vanity Fair.

Graduating in philosophy, he taught at lycées in a number of towns, including Rouen, where he became involved in politics and began contributing a daily short article of 600 words to a Radical newspaper.

The move, which was announced on Wednesday, is part of a larger deal in which Mr. Zakaria will move his office to CNN, where he does a weekly program, "Fareed Zakaria's GPS," and begin contributing several specials a year to the news network.

And of course, many get a late start and begin contributing at 35 years of age versus at 25.

Thousands of machines are contributing to an open science grid pool with Duke's goal being to have access to the pool of computers and begin contributing to it in the future.

When they arrive, asylum proceedings should be initiated immediately so they can become citizens and begin contributing to their societies.

University of Chicago professor James Heckman, a Nobel prize-winning economist, has demonstrated that every dollar spent on quality early childhood education yields a 7 to 10 percent return on investment as students graduate and begin contributing to the economy.