Sentence examples for begins for which from inspiring English sources
The specific range of time this encompasses varies in one direction: noon is currently defined as a constant 12 00 pm, but when afternoon ends is dependent on when evening begins, for which there is no standard definition.
Not long after the Global Campaign launched, data collection began for GBD2010 (which was initially to be GBD2005).
In the right mood, with the right stretch of the menu, lubricated by the right cocktails, and with the right tolerance for ear-decimating decibels, you can definitely enjoy Macao, in a minor way, especially now that it's moved past a beginning for which clumsy is too forgiving an adjective.
The initial focus of CATS is on adrenarche, the first hormonal process in the pubertal cascade, which begins for most children at around 8 years of age.
G N curves were determined under fatigue loading, N being the number of cycles at which delamination begins for a given energy release rate.
Fuck you!'" Audiences usually respond more enthusiastically – not least on the Edinburgh Fringe, where it all began for Piff, and which Van der Put cites as "my favourite thing".
Construction recently began for the complex, which will have 94 single-level and duplex apartments in midrise buildings and 64 four-story town homes.
Meanwhile, planning also began for Operation Ring, which aimed at reducing German forces in the Stalingrad pocket.
"That's what did it," Mitchell recalled; Jeremy began using painkillers for which he had no prescription.
Bush had begun the work for which he would become most famous organizing research by American scientists and engineers for the war with Germany.
