Sentence examples for began a tragic from inspiring English sources
Before Operation Iron Triangle began, a tragic misconception arose.
So began a tragic cycle as Tamils resorted to insurgency, provoking Government reprisals and repression, leading to an ill-fated intervention of 100,000 Indian troops in Sri Lanka to disarm Tamil militants.
She was the Marilyn Monroe of her time, of whom a French critic wrote: 'She is the only woman who had the ability to transfigure no matter what film into a masterpiece.' After these two films for Pabst, this ex-Ziegfeld Follies girl known for liking a good time but also for reading Schopenhauer between takes, went back to America and began a tragic slide into destitution.
But with the brutal murder of President William Tolbert on April 12 , 1980 and the establishment of a government under Samuel K. Doe, an unschooled army sergeant, Liberia began a long and tragic slide, one that has paused briefly but never truly ceased.
What began as a tragic scene was also the site of celebration for some when a suburban Chicago woman gave birth to a baby on Wednesday morning -- while stuck in a traffic jam caused by a fatal car crash nearby.
The title track, a three-part suite meant to evoke the cycle of addiction and recovery, begins with a tragic, tangolike section called "Sin Fin" ("Endless").
John, whose voice we await anxiously, is somewhere between the matter-of-fact public school Englishman he began as and a tragic lyric poet.
Despite this small element of hope, the year 586 bce marked the beginning of a tragic period for the people of Judah the Babylonian Exile.
So I finally said: 'All right, let's see what we can do.' " That was the beginning of a tragic spiral, with one unaffordable loan following another.
Unluckily, it was the beginning of a tragic and frustrating struggle that lasted the rest of his life: the attempt to make "optical poetry" in a land and in an industry hostile to nonrepresentational art.
The retreat to London marked the beginning of a tragic period.
