Sentence examples for began though from inspiring English sources

When movie musicals began, though, they could barely even be heard.

It began, though, in a more conventional screen idol to fan kind of way.

She began, though, with a well-known song cycle only recently added to her repertoire.

It all began, though, in Nagada, one of the oldest inhabited settlements in the world.

Isn't this how cinema began, though, with a flinch that unfurled into flight?

Once the testing program began, though, Schoeneweis was concerned about getting in trouble, the investigators wrote.

When the actual voting began, though, Santorum defeated him heavily in rural counties rich with evangelical voters.

As the second half began, though, all eyes in Borsa were fixed intently on Egypt's comeback bid.

As that new year began, though, the hope of a different ending faded, and then was extinguished.

It made us nostalgic for those two miraculous, sleepless, wearying, magical nights when our family began -- though unlike jet lag, child lag lasts for a solid 18 years.

They included the Nye verse, and a Mary Oliver poem called "The Journey" ("One day you finally knew / what you had to do, and began / though the voices around you / kept shouting / their bad advice").