Sentence examples for began gave from inspiring English sources

An opinion poll published on Thursday morning – but conducted before voting began – gave a lead to the remain camp and helped boost the UK currency.

One witness, a clerk at Long Island University who was putting quarters into a washing machine when the robbery began, gave a slightly different account.

Ten years ago, Max Frankel, who had been executive editor of The Times when Beliefs began, gave up a column on the news media that he wrote for the Sunday Magazine.

Although the disco ball twirling as the overture began gave me pause — these silvered orbs have become harbingers of dramaturgical dreariness to me in recent years — the authors do not use superficial nostalgia as a serotonin trigger in the way so many new jukebox musicals today do.

Mr. Bush's statement today came as the White House, for the first time since the military planning began, gave a specific description of the administration's political goals in Afghanistan, and left little doubt that one objective is the forcible removal of the radical Islamic Taliban government.

Arrows on the screen before the play began gave me a rough idea of where I was trying to get the ball.

Then welfare began giving her problems.

Hanging up the phone, he began giving orders.

The "Cage" crew also began giving Mr. Kimmel artistic input.

The belly tanker began giving Mr. Green a hard time.

This month, it began giving reservists full coverage, too.