Sentence examples for and commencing a from inspiring English sources
Garbed like beings from advanced civilisations in movies, they stand before us, before getting their kit off and commencing a protracted ritual ablution that goes on for almost an hour.
These steps should open the door to an immediate upgrade in bilateral ties, including reinstalling ambassadors, renewing high-level visits and commencing a strategic dialogue on Syria and other pressing regional issues.
9) A call to the IAAF to investigate the implications of drawing a line under all pre-existing sport records - for example, by adjusting event rules - and commencing a new set of records based on performances in the new Clean Athletics era.
On tour they quickly built a national following, which was soon reflected in Seger's record sales, with Live Bullet (1976) staying on the Billboard charts for more than three years and commencing a string of seven consecutive Top Ten albums, including Night Moves (1976), Against the Wind (1980), and Like a Rock (1986).
Now, Democrats are considering both voting against Gorsuch and commencing a filibuster that would require either 60 votes to end or a radical change in longstanding Senate rules (though Democrats eased the rules for Federal Appeals Court and District Court judges in 2013).
"It was crazy," he said, settling into a chair and commencing an off-and-on struggle to stay awake.
The 41-count indictment unsealed today charges the 11 suspects with conspiracy, firearms violations and commencing an expedition against a friendly nation -- in this case, India.
", even if they have to be "newly formed" and "commencing an activity that is new to them", in order to pursue the aim of innovation.
Diagnosing as dying and commencing an integrated end-of-life care plan (such as the LCP) does not result in a one-way route to death.
Miłosz climbed back up the flagstone path to the carriage house and commenced a dressing-down.
Mr. White said a fateful yes, returned to New York and commenced a frenzy of work.
