Sentence examples for began vigorously from inspiring English sources

Last spring, Mr. Tisa began vigorously pushing for both.

Many began vigorously, starting research groups, joining select committees and blogging and tweeting like anything.

How We Met: My St. Bernard ran over to his golden retriever in the dog park and began vigorously humping her.

At a press conference a few days later, Malema began vigorously criticizing Zimbabwe's opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change, noting that it has "air-conditioned offices" in Sandton, a wealthy part of Johannesburg.

The language in the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate that "Iraq also began vigorously trying to procure uranium ore and yellowcake" overstated what the intelligence community knew about Iraq's possible procurement attempts.

Thus, adding to his long-standing defense of infinitely large magnitudes (Peirce often used the word "multitudes")., Peirce began vigorously to defend infinitely small magnitudes, infinitesimal magnitudes.

He then clips his shoe back in and begins vigorously kneading his calf.

The film begins vigorously with a magnificently staged train robbery (likely the work of the second unit director, Yakima Canutt, Wayne's frequent stunt double in the 1930s) but seems itself to succumb slowly to the effects of age, turning into a slow, pleasant ramble through past ideas (many copped from "Rio Bravo").

He begins vigorously berating me.

Tradesmen began advertising vigorously, and grocers set up permanent stores, such as Fortnum & Mason (1757).

Afterward, their guests, brought to their feet by an eight-piece band, broke into separate circles of men and women and began dancing vigorously.