Sentence examples for began did from inspiring English sources

"Never, in my wildest dreams," he began, "did I ever think I'd be speaking to you here today".

The picture, potentially sold to the third party before the sale even began, did not say much about the auction house's faith in the auction system.

Only on 22 July, five days after the armed conflict began, did a notice appear on the president's website condemning the militants.

IT wasn't long after Osama bin Laden's killing that the arguing began: did the Bush administration's torture policy produce essential intelligence that led the United States to Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan?

The Dolphins dropped to 0-6, losing a 15-point lead with five minutes to play against the Denver Broncos and a quarterback — Tim Tebow — who, until the unthinkable comeback began, did not even look like a passable pro.

Only after the basketball player Len Bias died of a cocaine overdose in 1986, and the crack epidemic began, did the government start a campaign to warn of cocaine's dangers.

Twitter began doing so last year.

(They began doing this for stocks this year).

Squirtle began doing the moonwalk.

Hicks began doing comedy every night.

She also began doing some journalism.