Sentence examples for base has begun from inspiring English sources

Carefully scripted but complacently framed, the Clinton campaign emerged from a centrist political tradition at a moment where there is no centre, offering market-based solutions at a time when Clinton's own base has begun to see the free market as part of the problem.

Meanwhile, Time Warner Cable executives see that their subscriber base has begun to drop, as people go elsewhere for content.

Other colour prints fade to magenta within seven years, yet the hard gelatin dyes of a Technicolor print remain undimmed even after the film's nitrate base has begun to decompose.

"The marines and coalition forces operating from the forward operating base have begun interdicting lines of communication south of Kandahar," he said.

Britain's Northern Ireland Secretary, John Reid, told the House of Commons that work to dismantle three military watchtowers and one base had begun as part of a rolling program of troop reductions, base closings and "security normalization".

In recent months, American officials said, C.I.A. officers at the base had begun an aggressive campaign against a radical group run by Sirajuddin Haqqani, which has claimed responsibility for the deaths of dozens of American troops.

Though that LP made it only to No. 70 on the Billboard Hot 100, Genesis had supported the record with a long tour in the U.S. (their first), where an embryonic fan base had begun to grow.

Conservatives, including his evangelical base, had begun to get uneasy even before the nomination of the not-right-enough Ms Miers.Rather than reaching across the aisle with his latest Supreme Court pick, it seems that Mr Bush has now put repairing his conservative base first.

But now European Union plans for a common tax base have begun to gain pace and may even take wing, in spite of several countries' efforts to stop them.On May 2nd the European Commission gave an upbeat report on its progress towards legislation on a common consolidated corporate tax base.

Protesters from groups including CND and the Stop the War Coalition gathered at RAF Waddington to warn of the dangers of "long-distance warfare", days after it emerged that aircrew at the base had begun remotely controlling drones flying thousands of miles away in Afghanistan.

The breakthrough example for this type of success came with Louis C.K.'s direct-to-fan release of a comedy special a few years ago; since then, a number of other people with an independent fan base have begun marketing their own content online.