Sentence examples for began only to from inspiring English sources
Wolves hit Spurs with everything they had when the second half began, only to find Lloris in inspired form.
"Well, we helped to " Mr. Donahue began, only to be interrupted by Ms. Thomas: "No, we're not.
The blue thread frays How politicians are unlike America Ranchers v bison-huggers ReprintsEconomists have projected similar growth rates since the recovery began, only to be disappointed.
Marines allowed themselves to talk that way for the first time since the war began, only to be told to stop and get back to work.
On Thursday night, as the first Republican presidential debate ended and Jon Stewart's show began – only to disappear from our screens, for ever – things were no different, ritualistically.
The Guardian was among those who questioned Vinokourov's ethics before this Tour de France began, only to be slapped down by Biver, who said that we "had not quite understood".
I often feel that life is about to begin, only to realize it is almost over.
And why does he call attention to the year in which each story begins, only to disrupt chronology by presenting the stories out of order?
But the department began only recently to refer suspect accountants to the State Office of Professions, the new audit says.
It's typical to see high engagement in the very beginning, only to have that rate drop shortly after.
It happened with Touch ID, for instance — that could be used at the beginning only to unlock the phone or with Siri.
