Sentence examples for beginning a movement from inspiring English sources

Sparked by writer and activist Amy Ferris, a small group of women and I are beginning a movement which we hope will grow year to year.

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.

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

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

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

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.

Under the influence of the European Enlightenment, in the latter part of the 18th century there began a movement to limit the scope of capital punishment.

A few months ago, angered by the authorities' lack of action when a friend was harassed on the Delhi subway, Ms. D'Mello and others began a movement called Please Mend the Gap.

After working briefly as a newspaper reporter, he began a movement in 1911 to combine the many small labour unions that had sprung up with Japan's burgeoning industrialization.