Sentence examples for begin a movement from inspiring English sources

The conference aims to begin a movement for change.

Sometimes they begin a movement there, then crawl out to become startling, sharp-edged humans again.

I wondered how a group of homemakers could begin a movement that succeeded when more conventionally powerful groups were squashed.

"Anytime you have to stop and restart, it's much more difficult," he said, encouraging Royal to begin a movement while still completing the previous one, using momentum to help him along.

More than 400 people from around the world gathered at Stanford to discuss the dearth of women in global-health leadership positions and to begin a movement to fill the gap.

Amancio Gonzalez is initially alone onstage to begin a movement motif of a runaway hand that moves to the sides of his body and forces his other hand down.

Mr Turrell began a movement in the late 1960s known as the California Sublime.

Anslow said it had began a movement of "fairly unorthodox or radical action".

"The UK has begun a movement that can't be stopped," she said.

After 1989, private citizens began a movement to rebuild the church, and it soon became international in scope.

In 1852 France extended the protection of its copyright laws to all authors, regardless of nationality, and thereby began a movement for some international accord.