Sentence examples for began exactly from inspiring English sources

A meditation on jazz's unpopularity sounds helpfully self-referential: "People wanted to be sure, when a tune began, exactly where it was going to end.

Chairman Mao's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution – a decade-long period of political and social turmoil – began exactly 50 years ago on Monday.

But they noted that American planes have been striking Taliban training bases and cave complexes south of Jalalabad almost since the bombing campaign began exactly seven weeks ago.

The process began exactly 50 years ago, on January 5 1953, when Godot was given its first performance in a 75-seat theatre in Paris.

The war had halted the apparently inexorable outward spread of London, and the countryside began exactly where it had in 1939, just round the corner from where we lived.

But KAC had trumped up the allegations against Dr Mallalah to put the lid on a story of corruption in which its then chairman was himself involved.That story began exactly five years earlier in Cairo, where KAC had set up temporary headquarters after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in August 1990.

Beginning exactly a month ago, the Yankees have lost the last nine games in which their opponent started a left-handed pitcher.

Be very clear at the beginning exactly how much time you can donate, and stick to it.

In fact, Ms. Hahn has already played there several times as a concerto soloist, beginning exactly six years earlier with the Philadelphia Orchestra.

She sat in her living room next to the tiny desk where she wrote her book, begun exactly seven years after the day that her pregnancy was diagnosed.

Liberal Christianity begins exactly where Holmes says it does: In the faith's encounter with the challenges of modernity, and the quest for a ground for contemporary belief that doesn't just rely on rote appeals to the authority of scripture or tradition.