Sentence examples for began spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Spontaneous PTD included births that began spontaneously, including preterm labor or prelabor rupture of membranes.

But miners in South Yorkshire, England, began spontaneously organizing their work differently.

"After half an hour the men began spontaneously reporting that they felt better.

The fire began spontaneously (plutonium burns in the presence of oxygen) and rapidly spread out of control because of a series of mistakes made by supervisors and firefighters.

For Audrey Wu, a corporate events specialist in her 30's, who works at Fulcrum Information Services in Manhattan, collecting Chinese furniture began spontaneously.

"Prove it," one said, as the group began spontaneously singing Tito Puente's theme song, "Oye Cómo Va," clapping the classic five-stroke clave beat.

A pretense was kept up, and still is, that the spread of collectivization had begun spontaneously among the peasants themselves.

But even the mythical visitors were astonished, as we should be, that the life process can begin spontaneously on an utterly sterile planet, as long as the environment has liquid water, organic carbon compounds, and energy.

Some people begin spontaneously combusting whenever they read the slightest criticism about Israel, conflating it with antisemitism – just as whenever I write against Islamism or Hamas I attract a similar and organised reaction from Islamists.

After a long catalogue of failed experiments, Cliff, a post-doctoral researcher, suddenly starts to get exciting results: the cancerous mice he is injecting with a new virus begin spontaneously to improve.

"There's an illusion that grass-roots activity just begins spontaneously, that people get mad and suddenly say, 'I'm not going to take it anymore!' " says Michael Kazin, a historian at Georgetown University.