Sentence examples for beginning about that from inspiring English sources

There was trepidation in the beginning about that father-husband link.

The two other members of this group, Scottish Gaelic and Manx, arose from Irish colonizations that began about that time.

The treatment of public drinking water to remove pathogenic, or disease-causing, microorganisms began about that time.

In the midst of it, Eric Garner gets killed, and so a lot of the conversations began about that.

Contact with the French pueri is the most likely origin of the Children's Crusade in Germany, which began about that time.

Now, the guessing will begin about that move, although based on coverage of his departure from Fox, there is less interest than when he left ESPN.

Hand collection of the less commercially available forb seed began about that time frame; however, such seed was costly and supplies limited but, in many ways, still is.

Their oldest restaurant they opened 30 years ago, and the idea for empowering women to run restaurants began about that long ago, but they were patient to realize their vision.

The first currency board was established in 1849, and beginning about 1913, that system spread rapidly throughout most parts of the world.

Beginning about 2 a.m. that day, the seven men took turns raping her, she said.

And the room looked a little like an interrogation room, so I began thinking about that.