Sentence examples for begin to file from inspiring English sources

Once Mr. Skakel is sentenced, his lawyers can begin to file their appeals.

But as people begin to file out, there is a reminder that the electorate can be fickle.

At two o'clock, hungry people begin to file in, shoulders hunched against the cold, and help themselves to tea before queuing up for food.

The group, the School Nutrition Association, said in a letter to House Speaker John A. Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid that the protracted government shutdown left many school administrators uncertain of their ability to sustain the meal programs after Nov. 1, when schools begin to file federal reimbursement claims for meals served through October.

'This place gives us a wonderful insight into the sisters' lives,' Pat says, as visitors begin to file through the parsonage's front door, many clutching dog-eared copies of the Brontës' novels.

This year the feds are cutting you a small break: Due to a District of Columbia holiday followed by a weekend, personal tax returns are due three days later on April 18. (On the other hand, due to Congress' December tax changes, those who itemize their deductions can't begin to file until Feb. 14).

Late last summer, the company quietly began to file papers to go public.

As the Suns left the court to cheers, fans began to file out of US Airways Center.

Lawyers, though, are advertising for plaintiffs and beginning to file suits.

Outside, the rain had moved on and people began to file out of the building.

Finally, the readers, who had been drawn by lottery, began to file onstage in pairs.