Sentence examples for began given that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Steiner said the likelihood of extensive undersea plumes of oil droplets should have been anticipated from the moment the spill began, given that such an effect from deepwater blowouts had been predicted in the scientific literature for more than a decade, and confirmed in a test off the coast of Norway.

Instead, he began giving interviews that made him a hero to conservationists.

As part of the 1996 welfare reform legislation, the federal agency began giving states that achieved the largest decline in out-of-wedlock births, without a corresponding increase in abortion rates, cash awards.

Let me repeat: the richest American are paying THE LOWEST EFFECTIVE TAX RATE since the IRS began giving out that data.

Leprosy started to decline in its main stomping grounds--Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America--after 1982, when WHO began giving out pills that could completely rid lepers of bacteria in 2 years.

Google began giving away navigation software that turns any smartphone running its Android 1.6 (or later) operating system into a GPS unit.

As I got older and began giving her gifts like that, I would write in the card, "Do not spend this on food for the house or for us.

Given that Englishmen imbibe embarrassment with their mother's milk (that, indeed, is precisely where the problem begins), and given that Firth is one of the most undilutedly English stars since Robert Donat, his aplomb, under the circumstances, was miraculous to behold.

Now he began giving all of that away, distributing deeds to those who were living in his properties and money to nearly everyone.

She began giving parties on her own that were open to other select universities, and the Ivy Plus idea was born.

"After that, Ford began giving Wayne more interesting parts".