Sentence examples for began here at from inspiring English sources

The Olympic marathon began here at 7 30 Sunday morning at the largely empty Tiananmen Square.

Some managed to find shelter on their flat roofs when the flooding began here at the beginning of August.

The ethnomusicology program that I began here at UC Berkeley (from 1975-1976) sits comfortably in a department of music in a College of Letters and Science.

For example, there was a debate that began here at Berkeley in the 1960s, when the biochemists showed that very close relationship between humans and chimpanzees.

The floriculture team at Cornell University is anxious to invigorate the Alpha Chapter and reignite a tradition that began here at Cornell.

MAHWAH, N.J.— The trainees were sweating in their gear even before the exercises began here at the Bergen County firefighter training grounds.

And she has noticed a trend: A retreat has begun here at the edge of the Arctic.

Many of their multilayered operations in this country begin here at Mexico's southern border with Guatemala.

The formal announcement of the disbanding will come in the ceremony that will begin here at 7 40 a.m. on Wednesday, with a moment of silence at 7 55 a.m.

Bruce Allen says "today we feel like the Redskins are going to get better". Waiting for the Scot McCloughan presser to begin here at #Redskins Park.

Requisite Platitude: "To commence is to begin, to start something new, to enter new terrain, to launch a career begun here, at Rutgers".