Sentence examples for begin to do something from inspiring English sources

I have to begin to do something".

I hope that we begin to do something.

"It is very important that the government get its act together and begin to do something".

Only when Pakistan realise that they are on the verge of losing the game do they begin to do something about not losing it.

Moreover, by simply repackaging existing funds in different parts of the world, fund-management companies can begin to do something most other industries only dream about: sever the geographical link between "manufacturing" and distribution, without increasing costs or lowering quality.

But note," he stressed, "you can't possibly begin to do something like this if you don't have a value system in place that allows you to map concepts of ethics, beauty, and aesthetics onto our own existence.

"We set out from the very beginning to do something different," she said.

But, after a turgid period, at least Labour is beginning to do something interesting again.

Young people across the world have already begun to do something about it.

But Mr Monti also began to do something his predecessor had lamentably failed at: promote growth in sluggish Italy.

A few states and cities are beginning to do something — at least a little something — to quiet things down.