Sentence examples for began a movement from inspiring English sources

Mr Turrell began a movement in the late 1960s known as the California Sublime.

Anslow said it had began a movement of "fairly unorthodox or radical action".

After 1989, private citizens began a movement to rebuild the church, and it soon became international in scope.

After working briefly as a newspaper reporter, he began a movement in 1911 to combine the many small labour unions that had sprung up with Japan's burgeoning industrialization.

In 1852 France extended the protection of its copyright laws to all authors, regardless of nationality, and thereby began a movement for some international accord.

Under the influence of the European Enlightenment, in the latter part of the 18th century there began a movement to limit the scope of capital punishment.

"The UK has begun a movement that can't be stopped," she said.

Sometimes they begin a movement there, then crawl out to become startling, sharp-edged humans again.

I wondered how a group of homemakers could begin a movement that succeeded when more conventionally powerful groups were squashed.

"Anytime you have to stop and restart, it's much more difficult," he said, encouraging Royal to begin a movement while still completing the previous one, using momentum to help him along.

Scuttlebutt abounds that in the 1920s, Cody's body may have been exhumed and transferred to Cody, Wyo., where a branch of local residents, led by Cody's niece, had begun a movement to have his body buried there.