Sentence examples for began themselves from inspiring English sources
Within a year, she saw that several of her own direct reports began themselves to lead in a more collaborative manner.
Unprepared by what historian Max Nettlau called the "explosive imminence" of the First World War at its outbreak in August 1914, anarchists resigned themselves to the reality of the situation and, after a time, began themselves to take sides.
I explicitly told students that it would not be unusual for them to feel that a concept was clear when I explained it in class or when they read it in a book, but then confusing when they began themselves to write about the idea or apply it to a problem or case study.
Williams and Hugo devoted themselves to music and beat production and in high school began calling themselves the Neptunes.
Behind them, the sprinters' teams begins to get themselves organised.
They began calling themselves "the 50G girls".
Spectators began fanning themselves with flapping hands.
On Saturday, as the criticism mounted, Mr. Vance and his aides began defending themselves more forcefully.
The rebels began helping themselves to the fuel in Qawalish's only gas station.
Then, Republican Senate candidates in tight races began distancing themselves from the top of the ticket.
Universities, seeking new sources of revenue, began turning themselves into engines for economic development.
