Sentence examples for began who from inspiring English sources

And so the guessing game began: Who will be the final three?

Kathleen also worries about her daughter, born in 1969, "when the Troubles began," who has grown up in a city scarred by sectarian violence.

He was picking up on a suggestion made by David Lammy Labour MP for Tottenham, where the rioting began, who appealed to Research in Motion (RIM) to close down the Blackberry network overnight because it was to coordinate the riot.

"There were a lot of people here in 1995, when the food crisis really began, who said we would rather die than have your food," an international relief official said in a recent interview in Pyongyang.

Aim Deuelle Luski, 50, a photographer and curator, said he was very happy to include artists born after the occupation began, who are "less heavy than we are, more playful and more cynical".

I had already heard from friends who had been arrested since the protests began, who told me about how they had been shot with electricity, hit severely, stripped naked, and deprived of sleep.

Interrogations begin: "Who is Fatima?" "My daughter".

Rilke's introduction begins: Who knows cats?

But where did it begin, who created it, and why?

The Romney ad begins, "Who will do more for the auto industry?

How did the conflict in Syria begin, who are the antagonists, and why are they still fighting?