Sentence examples for began has opened from inspiring English sources

In just two years this craze has become so well established that Chicago, the city where it began, has opened a show at which objects from no less than 50 American and Canadian cities are on display.

In the seven years since negotiations began, Turkey has opened only 13 chapters, and closed only one, on science and research.

Since the reforms began, The Irrawady has opened an office inside Myanmar, and Zaw has been allowed to return to the country.

After recently cleaning up my overburdened hard drive by deleting programs I no longer used, I discovered that I began having trouble opening up some of my key desktop applications, like the hot sync to my Palm VII.

Since the beginning of 2009, Kohl’s has opened 56 stores.

"I realized, since the campaign began, that I've opened a bit of a Pandora's box," she said.

Since the program began in 1998, New Yorkers have opened 104,000 accounts, which are now worth more than $500 million.

Grainger and Watkins have to expect their opponents to begin closing the gap they have opened up, and this weekend will show whether they have begun to do that.

Since 2012, another 3,500 units in the thick of the neighborhood have opened or begun construction, or are about to, according to developers, brokers and city officials.

Had the union included him in this year's bargaining from the beginning, the season might have opened on time.

Under General Wessel's watch, the BND began to have open houses.