Sentence examples for began nationally from inspiring English sources

Linda Mueller, a Bank of America spokeswoman, said the company charged a typical customer about $6 a month for the service, which began nationally in February.

But it was the daily half-hour "Neighborhood" show, which began nationally on public television in 1968 with homemade puppets and a cardboard castle, that caught on as a haven from the hyperactivity of most children's television.

The friends and family test began nationally in April, after a year of pilots in the Midlands and east of England.

But wasn't this two years before Prohibition began nationally in 1920, you may ask?

Since then, until distribution of the new formula began nationally April 23, Pemberton's flavor hadn't been tampered with.

ART roll out began nationally in late 2003 and by the middle of 2008, 568,000 adults and children were receiving ART.

The service will begin nationally in phases, beginning in mid-April, at a $3.99 monthly premium above OnStar's regular program fees.

The company, which filed for bankruptcy-court protection twice under previous ownership, is now fighting back with a $26 million ad campaign, to begin nationally today.

Something new was beginning nationally, and on the grounds of a former estate in Pasadena, Calif., the cast and crew were about to get a break after wrapping their 13th episode.

Fact: As early as 1832 Congress began retaining nationally significant lands with national parks and national forests soon amounting to tens of millions of acres.

The same year, when the "Old-Time Gospel Hour" began broadcasting nationally from his church's sanctuary, he gained a national audience at a time when televised evangelism was exploding.