Sentence examples for began something new from inspiring English sources

At other times he just stopped what was happening and began something new.

In December he began something new; it was to be a series of three books called "The Sea When Young," "The Sea When Absent" and "The Sea in Being". The work gathered momentum dur ing the first half of 1951—Heming way was writing enthusiastically and well but an odd thing happened to his general scheme.

If you look around, you will see many successful people who began something new and incredible in their 40s or 50s.

"We're beginning something new here.

That's part of the process of beginning something new.

He hopes this weekend might begin something new for the city he loves.

Herb adds, "We look for big holes we can fill," and sometimes that means beginning something new.

By the late nineteen-nineties, though, Ibrahim was starting to think about beginning something new, and he saw an opportunity for profit.

"We were outsiders beginning something new and had no idea how long it would last or how important it would be," Mr. Phillips said in a 1997 interview.

Mr. Speaker, Mr. President, distinguished members of the House and Senate: When we first met here 7 years ago - many of us for the first time - it was with the hope of beginning something new for America.

"When you're ending something and beginning something new, there's a spiritual purpose around it.