Sentence examples for began we can from inspiring English sources

Today, 30 years after they began, we can appreciate that Earl Warren's labors, and those of his associates on the Court, belong to this tradition of greatness.

When we stare around today and ask where this all began, we can look to Thatcher or The Long Good Friday.

His article carried the dateline Juba, Sudan, and began: " 'We can never live with the Arabs,' " proclaimed a Sudanese rebel in a conversation in a crowded, ill-lit room in a town not far from here, but outside the wild, forested border of the Sudan.

Whenever the decade began, we can now see in hindsight that a few things were highly overrated.

Plus, with a measly 15 tweets since the Spring 2011 semester began, we can hardly count on Twitter to keep up with the happenings in the J-School.

The rebuttal that followed began, " We can never be done with Duchamp!" and "If you know anything about contemporary art, how can you propose such a question?" Indeed, I swear, on a stack of Artforums, I am no art historian or art scholar, nor a curator, critic or dealer.

The death of our democracy has begun; we can already see what it looks like.

To begin, we can remember our traditional obligations to one another, and choose to be our brother's and our sister's keeper.

To begin, we can see something of the process of death and burial.

If we don't pay attention to child health from the very beginning, we can lose a whole generation" said Bakiev.

"To me, winning the Super Bowl was a beginning; we can do it again," Brooks said.