Sentence examples for began being built from inspiring English sources

The narrative began being built straight after last year's election with a promise to transform Britain from a low-wage, high-welfare economy to a high-wage, low-welfare one.

Those fish have not swum there since dams to power the looms and spindles of New England's textile mills began being built on the river some 175 years ago.

Many of the cemeteries, such as the area outside Malindi Mosque where our spirit chasing began, were built over as the town grew.

That is a particularly delicate stipulation, given the large number of houses that have begun being built since then.

The cathedral was begun by being built around the existing church in 1573.

Slowly, though, the walls of my favorite holiday tradition began to crumble, and new ones began to be built.

In the Bush years, the rallying cry when operations like Marja began was "clear, build and hold".

Houses with more than one story and round towers also began to be built.

Late in the 19th century, when Miami began to be built, all evidence of the Tequestas was paved over.

In short, a public case began to be built that we really were experiencing a housing bubble.

After the Ṭabaqah Dam, just up the Euphrates from Al-Raqqah, began to be built in 1968, Al-Raqqah grew.