Sentence examples for begins not much from inspiring English sources

As the second season of Stan's original comedy series begins, not much has changed: this time Hendy and Stokes are parked outside the house of a rich couple (Damon Herriman and Rose Byrne) who've been reported missing, occasionally checking in with dispatch officers April and Carol (Harriet Dyer and Genevieve Morris).

But their real dysfunction begins not when there is too much market, but when business grows detached from that original street hustle.

Three defenders overhauled him – the Tank is no Usain Bolt – but there began not so much a slide for the line as landslip.

"I missed the Anglican liturgy and I always felt a stranger, which I started off liking and then began not to like so much".

His politics - which began as not much more than toadying to whoever happened to be running Australia or UK plc - remain matters of crude convenience rather than conviction.

Now, we see more restrained images of teleprompters and people reading newspapers and spilling coffee -- less "we are the saviors of television" and more "there's a show to do!" Then the episode begins, and... not much is different!

The Vatican's clarification statement today was a beginning, but not much of one.

And like all May Days since the financial crisis began, there's not much to celebrate when it comes to labor — unemployment remains high in many countries.

And like all May Days since the financial crisis began, there's not much to… There may not be any better illustration of the popularity of professional football than the N.F.L. draft, which starts Thursday night.

Between beginning and end, not much is clear.

"There was a lot of contact in the beginning, not so much in the middle, and it's getting a little busier towards the end".