Sentence examples for began it would from inspiring English sources

The team lost its closer, Andrew Bailey, right before the season began; it would be charitable to say Mark Melancon and Alfredo Aceves have been only ineffective as relievers so far; and the experiment to use Daniel Bard as a starter could be jeopardized down the road if the bullpen continues to need shoring up.

The danger was that, once the conventional war began, it would spin out of control.

When MySpace began, it would let people be whoever they said they were.

Even devolutionaries therefore accept that if English devolution began it would start in the North, and probably in the North-East, where some people have taken lately to talking about a "Geordie nation".

If I had to date the moment when my own misgivings about him began, it would be the time - starting after September 11 , 2001- when he began to emphasize his own "faith" as a motivating factor in his moral stand.

A year ago, before the tire debacle began, it would have been unheard of for an automaker to release photographs of a damaged part installed by the millions on its own vehicles.

For one, once it has begun, it would presumably have to continue forever.

Although the process would take hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years to fully play out, once begun it would become self-reinforcing, and hence virtually impossible to stop.

"We knew from the very beginning it would be a very difficult match but we held our own," he said.

Mr. Woodcock's telegram begins, "It would be an outrage and a tragedy for this country if John Lennon and Yoko Ono are deported".

Citing the examples of Northern Ireland, South Africa and the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, one argues that, before any final-settlement talks even begin, it would be "difficult and unnecessary to focus on the end-game".