Sentence examples for began neglecting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chappell said she first grew concerned when her son, a snappy dresser, began neglecting his appearance and wearing "his pants hanging all the way down his behind".

According to the couple's lawyer, Santo Bonnano, Mrs. Tamis, 49, began neglecting her pets in recent months after she fell into a deep depression when she experienced severe financial problems.

As Perlman takes stock of his losses — of the few friends who nobly "embraced frivolity"; of the mistress who, despite being a "complete nothing," had a genius for abandon; of the wife who charmed him until she began "neglecting futility"; of the children whose laughter had once been free and defiant — he recognizes that he, too, has been "tragically humanized".

The band were turned over to RCA, which began neglecting the group, and so they promptly fired their management team and the resulting injunction meant that their equipment was reclaimed and they could not be paid for their concert performances.

Straying into a philosophy class on Subhash's campus, she becomes hooked on Plato and Descartes, and begins neglecting the little girl, leaving her alone in the house so as to study the heavy tomes that interest her so much more than her daughter.

What if people become so reliant on flipping through the Cover Feed's selections, that they begin neglecting those posts which didn't get included?

He never neglected his brother, he said, but he began to neglect himself.

The major orchestras and record companies began to neglect him, as did the Proms.

Then Heyward's company began publishing neglected Australian books in 2012.

Landlords, frightened by the wave of arson sweeping the borough, began to neglect their buildings and even abandon them.

He began to neglects his job, and they let him go, and soon he began to spend all his time in the theatre.