Sentence examples for began which is from inspiring English sources
In 2001, a new idea arose, and a vast construction project began, which is scheduled to be completed this year.
But Mr. Silver warned that the agreements could fall apart once the bill drafting began, which is precisely what happened.
The main point, however, is that this measure does suggest a substantial rise in expected inflation since Abenomics began, which is good news.
In the past ten years, the risk of catastrophic fire has increased, because of a pervasive drought, the severest since records began, which is widely thought to be a result of global warming.
Incredibly, it is Germany – the nation from which tens of thousands of refugees fled before the Second World War, and from whose armies they would flee in their millions after the conflict began – which is now the destination of choice for the hundreds of thousands of huddled masses trekking across Europe.
But was 2014 the warmest year since modern records began — which is to say, since the mid-19th Century?
"And the 1830s was when it began, which was also the period of the opium wars.
"Me and Dennis had a plan," he began, "which was to kill the pricks.
This was the closest, tensest game since the finals began, which was only appropriate under the circumstances.
And so a postwar generation of groups began, which were popular in their day because they featured such a display of weird instruments.
Embryos were collected within 15 min when the light photoperiod began, which were then incubated and dechorionated at 4 h post fertilization (hpf).
