Sentence examples for begins public from inspiring English sources

As "Stalin's Ghost" begins, public life in Moscow yields no poetry.

On Monday, Mexico's Supreme Court begins public deliberations on a legal challenge that was filed last year by the conservative federal government and backed by anti-abortion groups.

Week in Review, PAGE 9 Op-Ed FRANK RICH The much awaited Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission begins public hearings next week with a mission that could not be more crucial.

The service was developed in cooperation with Microsoft, and will be heavily promoted from within the latest version of the Windows Media Player, which also begins public testing Wednesday.

After Thursday night's benefit screening of "The Balibo Conspiracy," a drama set in 1975 in East Timor and based on the actual search for five missing Australian journalists, the festival begins public screenings on Friday with the New York premiere of Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's documentary "12th & Delaware".

Flipping is what invariably happens in more traditional public stock offerings, when investment bankers invite favored clients and friends to buy shares before the stock begins public trading, and those fortunate few quickly sell their shares into the investor frenzy that often greets a new issue.

The lawmakers said they would begin public questioning on Tuesday.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration began public hearings yesterday on cell phone use in cars.

She began public service in 1966 with the Department of Public Safety's division of civil rights.

F.T.C. has received a grant to begin public access television production and to live-stream concerts.

He chastised other provinces that have begun public drug awareness campaigns and drug testing programs.