Sentence examples for began a man from inspiring English sources

As the march began, a man with a bullhorn shouted, "Sick!

Outside the opera house, activists chanted slogans, and in the auditorium, just before the music began, a man shouted, "Anna, your silence is killing Russian gays!

Armed Police surrounded the building while negotiators talked to the suspect and shortly after 7pm, more than three hours after the siege began, a man walked out and was arrested.

In its Saturday edition, it ran a story headlined "Whitehall Property Scandal" that began: "A man aged 59 was squatting in a luxury home near the Houses of Parliament last night.

The story began: "A man suspected of killing his estranged wife and their two children was jailed in 2013 after being convicted of assault against her, it has emerged.

About two years ago, as construction on One Union Square South began, a man was passing out leaflets that implored the community to stop the "ugly building" ["The Ominous Message of a Box on Union Square," Jan . 2]

In 1993, she launched her secondary line, Miu Miu, and began a men's clothing line.

As the fourth movement of a Brahms piano quintet begins, a man slides a woman along the floor.

Even in the 80s, after liberalisation had begun, a man was executed for organising orgies.

(Later, he comments, "I have begun," a man rendered impotent -- or, to Isabella's distress, maybe not -- by self-awareness).

Friederike's review, which begins "A man returns to the orchard of his childhood …" called this immediately to mind.