Sentence examples for began little from inspiring English sources

Since the war began, little has been known about military operations in Iraq's western desert.

Cano, whose name had been Rene, said his metamorphosis began little by little.

But prior to the 19th century, when measurements began, little was known about trends in sea level.

Women tried to space their children from marriage to menopause, but the idea of limiting family size, of family planning, began little more than 100 years ago.

With their children near, they stood on a wooden bridge built over the swimming pool and recited their vows, which for each began, "Little did I know that my future wife was standing in front of me all these years".

Seamaster was in Brazil as part of a round-the-world expedition that began little over a year ago when Sir Peter and his crew left New Zealand and sailed across the South Pacific to Antarctica and South America.

Once the game begins little of that will matter.

And so begins Little Women and the tale of the March sisters: pretty, vain Meg, tomboy Jo, self-centred Amy and saintly little Beth.

She who knows its measurements exactly, who invented its inner workings, begins little by little to forget how it was made.

But now I began doing little experiments on my property.

She began pushing little human figures off his desk.