Sentence examples for begin more from inspiring English sources

Few dances begin more thrillingly.

Films begin more palpably, if still tenuously.

Today's pregame shows begin more than four hours before kickoff.

It feels like the right time to begin more diligently working from the other side.

That a baby boom of unknown magnitude will begin, more or less, today.

Shall we begin?' More than 20 years ago, I went trekking in the Himalayas, in Nepal and Bhutan.

But with the food program's rations being cut just as the rains begin, more children are bound die, he said.

But Mr. Gottlieb encouraged her to begin more simply with her parent's marriage and her difficult childhood.

Whatever the result of the referendum, that contest could begin, more or less overtly, on 24 June.

But she plans to begin more direct experiments, like putting a tracer on part of a lichen to watch how it moves.

Starting in Vienna, the book could hardly begin more dramatically, since the Staatsoper is annihilated by allied bombing within the first few pages.