Sentence examples for began saw from inspiring English sources

The third European country to be bailed out since the crisis began saw a sharp fall in some yields, as its re-integration into the markets continues.

But I also despised the obedient docility that, as the national anthem began, saw us all stand staring proudly ahead, as though we still ruled over that mighty empire - even though it had actually crumbled away.

In the end, Duquette's first trade since the regular season began saw him ship out a high-priced, heavily used reliever who will be a free agent this winter for a high-priced outfielder whose $15 million option year can be bought out for $2 million.

The grim headline figure was blamed on a sharp drop in demand for fuel after panic buying in March distorted the normal buying pattern, but the Office for National Statistics data also reflected a collapse in demand for clothing and shoes as the wettest April since records began saw frugal Britons postpone buying their new summer clothes.

The post-Christmas sales season began saw queues from 0230 GMT in Wrexham and about 150,000 visitors to St David's shopping centre in Cardiff.

The 1960s, when experiments to expand primary health care began, saw further improvement in survivorship limited to infancy, early childhood and females of reproductive age.

In the 1970s, he began sawing off racket bottoms and puncturing balls to lower bounces.

Several workers began sawing off the top of the palace they had just built.

Stu quickly took over from me and began sawing off sections while instructing the rest of us to take the weight of the branch, slowly lifting it.

As we began sawing gently back and forth, the teeth biting into the gray bark, we felt just a little guilty.

The following night, in his solitary cell on Rikers, Browder shattered his plastic bucket by stomping on it, then picked up a piece, sharpened it, and began sawing his wrist.