Sentence examples for began not when from inspiring English sources

The Dolphins did not have to look far for disrespect once the game began, not when the Jaguars' Fred Taylor was making three defenders miss him near the line of scrimmage on a draw play that was supposed to pick up maybe 10 yards and instead resulted in a 90-yard touchdown run.

After all, the modern Internet began not when Al Gore discovered it, but in 1995 with the advent of the first commercial web browser from Netscape.

SHE: Start the work of marriage when the marriage begins, not when it's too late.

The narrative begins, not when the virtual actors appear on screen, but when the fans begin to speculate on new content.

But their real dysfunction begins not when there is too much market, but when business grows detached from that original street hustle.

Much of the work will begin, not end, when and if this bill passes.

Start timing the peppers once the water begins boiling, not when they are lowered into the water.

Those long at-bats usually come after he begins them, not when he is sent in with an 0-2 count, runners on the corners and one out.

Such calibration may be too fine a task to achieve with the blunt instruments of war.As The Economist went to press, it seemed clear how the attack would begin, if not when.

More outré acts followed towards the decade's end – the Velvet Underground, Steve Reich, Diamanda Galas, Brian Eno and early Genesis ("I mean, right at the very beginning. Not when they got corr-up-ted") – before, in 1978, she moved to Manhattan and patronised nascent hip-hop parties in the Bronx.

The 90-day free window begins today, not when the user first gets the app.