Sentence examples for begins back from inspiring English sources

The story begins back in the 1930's.

One of the participants, Marc Hauser of Harvard, began his career studying primates, and for moral naturalists the story of our morality begins back in the evolutionary past.

The story begins back in the 1960s, when Rochester biochemist Donald Young studied an enzyme called cyclooxygenase, or "cox," whose activity is blocked by aspirin and other anti-inflammatory drugs.

The groundwork for that intricately conceived process begins back in the post office when Mario is interviewed for the letter-carrying position by the telegraph operator, played by Renato Scarpa.

The story begins back in 2007 when, unhappy with Amazon's low, flat price of $9.99 for e-books, five major U.S. publishers negotiated a new business model for e-book pricing with Apple, which was getting ready to launch the iPad.

It is interesting even when it is not exciting and, although it probably will not create the dramatic splash of "Suez" and "Jesse James" did, it is far the better picture.The tale begins back in 1875, long before the dial system was discovered, when young Alex Bell was eating cheese and apples and trying to send speech over copper wires.

Once that's done, the product begins backing up almost immediately, he said.

"It all began back in 1994-95.

That began back in the days of rotary dials.

RAY'S CONVALESCENCE began back at his suite.

(The bouquet-tie trend began back at LFW, with Burberry).