Sentence examples for begins about the from inspiring English sources

Ossification begins about the third month of fetal life in humans and is completed by late adolescence.

Flowering begins about the fifth year; a tree may annually yield up to 75 pounds (34 kg) of dried buds.

But what about the more mundane, creeping memory loss that begins about the time our 30s recede, when car keys and people's names evaporate?

Moth flight begins about the last week of June, so traps should be in place by mid-June and should be checked weekly.

A typical message from the O'Rourke campaign begins about the same as Wednesday's message, with an introduction from the campaign volunteer.

In preformer species (trees that contain all of next year's needles in their winter buds), cambial activity begins about the same time as shoot growth but generally continues for some time after shoot growth ceases for the year.

The episode began about 11 30 p.m., the police said.

Permanent human settlement in the region began about 700 ce.

The shootings began about the time of the boycott announcement.

"My episodes began about the age of 4," she said.

But beginning about the 6th century, the Chinese script was adapted to write Korean.