Sentence examples for began into a from inspiring English sources

'He took what Brian began into a more evolved and more adult place,' says Ed Roach.

An investigation began into a complicated scam of the early 1990s, the Goldenberg affair, in which perhaps a billion dollars were lost.

Separately, Google claimed its business generated $54 billion in total economic activity in America last year.Inquiries began into a spate of factory-worker suicides at Foxconn's industrial park in Shenzhen, where the Taiwanese firm assembles products for tech companies.

Correction: August 12 , 2004 Thursday A front-page article on Tuesday about tourism at civil rights-era sites misstated the surname of a Greensboro, N.C., politician who helped turn the Woolworth where the sit-in movement began into a museum, and misstated the year a bond referendum for the project failed.

As the investigation began into a parking garage collapse that killed four workers, union leaders asked on Friday if one factor might have been pressure they said their members felt to speed up construction of the $245 million Tropicana casino expansion.

Over twenty years ago research began into an unknown group of DNA-binding proteins and during this time we have learned much about WRKY transcription factors.

PAGE B9 Inquiry in Welfare Hiring A criminal investigation has begun into a company's hiring of a relative and a friend of New York City's welfare commissioner.

An inquiry has also begun into a German defence ministry worker, reports said.

A new public consultation has begun into a proposed incinerator in Hertfordshire after more environmental details were released.

England will be back at their Rio base watching Italy and Costa Rica on Friday - and if their demise is confirmed the more definitive inquest can begin into a World Cup campaign that has been an unusual mixture of emotions.

This is a major advantage the mature scientist brings from the very beginning into an already competitive scientific field.