Sentence examples for began I loved from inspiring English sources
The poem ends, Soft as it began — I loved my friend.
One bittersweet passage begins: "I loved the damp, stale stink of a million cigarettes smoked.
Before the taping, Mr. Colbert told the studio audience: "I just want to say before we begin, 'I love my writers.
Small streaks of water trickle down her arms as her voiceover begins: "I love my neck … " Whatever beauty that moment has turns devastating in a heartbeat.
The poem begins, "I love to recover the quality / of things in decline," and describes a man who methodically scours, wire-brushes, and refinishes everything in his domain but dreams of something larger.
The slow, stylized, massed marches alone with which it begins (I love the emphasis Balanchine gives to the feet and hips) are so tremendously theatrical that they give me goose bumps.
From the beginning I loved it wholeheartedly and without any expectations, but it has shaped my life.
From the beginning, I loved the pride they took in their heritage.
Right from the beginning, I loved America so much that I never wanted to go back to Cyprus".
So even before the race began, I felt a love of cycling as powerful as any I'd witnessed.
