Sentence examples for beginning to be told from inspiring English sources

The story of recent corporate political donations — which we may never learn in its entirety — is just beginning to be told.

In sheer scale and horror, China's famine was in a class of its own, and the details are still only beginning to be told.

The hope is that showcasing their stories, which are just beginning to be told, will help the wider public understand trans people's lives and decisions.

Robson's story is just beginning to be told, so there is no way of knowing if she can get to where Murray has gone, or how high is up.

It is a sustained and all-but-deafening howl of rage on behalf of vulnerable women whose story is only just beginning to be told - recently in Elizabeth Mickery's BBC drama Sinners, which also had Anne-Marie Duff in the cast.

Sometimes you are not even sure when the story has actually begun to be told.

His status took a dip when the savageries of the Cultural Revolution began to be told.

So, finally, in court at The Hague, the story of Karadzic's camps began to be told.

But as Mrs. Marcos's life story began to be told, starting with her provincial childhood, the D.J. did occasionally suggest steps: "Raise the roof, raise the roof, shimmy down now".

Only recently, once the story of the Jewish members of the orchestra began to be told, did their relatives start to get in touch again – this too is a new chapter for the orchestra.

Yesterday, as the stories of those who died on the American Airways Airbus began to be told, it became clear that the vast majority of those flying to the Dominican Republic were returning to the island, where they were born, for a much-dreamed about and long saved-for trip.