Sentence examples for begins not so from inspiring English sources
Cue a Randy Newman song, one of his weakest, that begins, "Not so very long ago, the world was different, oh yes it was".
Stadiums are newer, seats are comfier (and pricier) and the crowd is better heeled.In this section The regulatory rumble begins Not so risk-free Eggs and baskets Red flags Good gRIEF Crisis and opportunity Play on What's mine is yours ReprintsNot surprisingly, global recession and the banking crisis have taken their toll.
They have been forced to sell large amounts of paper.In this section The regulatory rumble begins Not so risk-free Eggs and baskets Red flags Good gRIEF Crisis and opportunity Play on What's mine is yours ReprintsAbu Dhabi, Dubai and Qatar, some of the world's richest sovereigns, have issued billions of dollars-worth of conventional bonds in recent months.
It now has less than $10 billion of assets under management.In this section The regulatory rumble begins Not so risk-free Eggs and baskets Red flags Good gRIEF Crisis and opportunity Play on What's mine is yours ReprintsMr Simons explains the lopsided returns by saying that the two funds approach investing in different ways.
Three defenders overhauled him – the Tank is no Usain Bolt – but there began not so much a slide for the line as landslip.
"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".
"I missed the Anglican liturgy and I always felt a stranger, which I started off liking and then began not to like so much".
Also, I was then 12, so beginning not to be paedophile-fare.
A revolution once begun is not so easy to stop.
Perhaps the gap with which the book began is not so huge.
What is stunning in Reappraisals is to see a historian of these and earlier decades place it all in perspective a vast and grand mosaic of the human spirit that is at once uplifting and profoundly instructive for the world we live in and the new century which is beginning, alas, not so differently from the previous one.
