Sentence examples for beginning entirely from inspiring English sources

The paperwork generated by the oil spill catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico is beginning entirely to take over another whole room.

But that operation made sense politically, strategically, morally; it was a triumph of both logistics (try flying in salt for an entire city without corroding plane engines) and compassion (the Candy Bomber runs, which began entirely as a spontaneous gesture by the pilots themselves).

It began entirely innocuously.

Their friendship began entirely at random when Words With Friends, a Scrabble-like phone game, assigned the two strangers to play each other last summer.

"They started from different places," she says, while admitting that the first, made in 2002 of the Italian artist and political radical Mario Merz, began entirely "because I thought he had a really strong resemblance to my father".

They have known each other for maybe half their lives, but are you beginning an entirely different relationship with your boyfriend that may last the rest of your life- so what they had an earlier history?

Eve ends the film as she begins it: entirely alone, and dangling.

She began relying entirely on welfare payments, food stamps and a government housing subsidy.

In the 1770s the carbonation process for producing soft drinks was developed, and so began an entirely new bottling industry.

If any recipient responds with a photo or video, it begins an entirely new thread, in which people can like or comment.

Perhaps that helps explain why Mr. Cotterill has begun an entirely new series about a sardonic, self-important "almost award-winning" female crime reporter, Jimm Juree.