Sentence examples for began when it from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, we placed the mouse in the gustometer; the training session began when it took its first lick and lasted for 30 min. On each training day, the mouse was permitted to drink water freely from a single stationary spout during the training session.

According to Hemingway, the music industry's problems began when it lost sight of its relationship with stylish dress.

Swissair's fall began when it tried to expand its limited domestic passenger base -- there are just 7.2 million Swiss -- by assembling a network of smaller European regional carriers, instead of joining one of the big marketing alliances like the Star Network, which includes Lufthansa, United Airlines, Singapore Airlines and a number of others.

Its decline began when it began accepting volunteers, and accelerated when it hired mercenaries.

But, perhaps reflecting its problems, which began when it bought more than 300 Zayre discount stores last year, Ames said that 184 of the 221 stores due to be shut are former Zayre stores.

The state's EDD has been trying to remedy problems that began when it launched an upgrade to its 30-year-old computer systems over Labor Day weekend.

Walmart's bad rep began when it systematically squashed family-owned shops during its rapid national expansion in the '80s and '90s.

But the advertising blitz had hardly begun when it hit its first bump.

The complexity begins when it comes to understanding and applying the information.

If charity begins at home, then compassion fatigue begins when it comes to places far away.

But why did the population explosion begin when it did, just after 1851?