Sentence examples for began there not from inspiring English sources

Protesters who had kept an all-night vigil in scraggly sleeping bags on the sidewalk in front of the People's Party headquarters said the rally began there, not in Haider territory, because they ascribed the whole crisis to the lust for the chancellorship of Wolfgang Schussel, leader of the People's Party.

People began there to work not only at presenting themselves in everyday life truthfully, but also at constituting an interactive space that opened up this activity in different and broader contexts.

And like all May Days since the financial crisis began, there's not much to… There may not be any better illustration of the popularity of professional football than the N.F.L. draft, which starts Thursday night.

Yet this operation has never been debated in Congress; more than seven years after it began, there has not even been a single vote for or against it.

Yet on Sunday, the day Israeli troops flooded Gaza and ground battles with Hamas began, there appeared not to be a single one.

And like all May Days since the financial crisis began, there's not much to celebrate when it comes to labor — unemployment remains high in many countries.

At full-time here, as the celebrations ensued and the traditional chorus of Sweet Caroline began, there were not too dissimilar scenes as a party decades in the making finally ensued.

When the television show began, there was not enough room for Gallop to appear on stage; he was an invisible "voice from the clouds" until the show's 1958 195959 season.

Mr. Williamson continued the Romney campaign's attack on a statement issued by the American Embassy in Cairo hours before protests began there, saying "you don't issue a conciliatory statement that says we don't support freedom of speech".

"The way we think of who we are all began there, and it hasn't changed all that much.

But since the recession began, there hasn't been a higher percentage of the nation's nearly 6 million small businesses expecting to boost their spending.