Sentence examples for begins taking from inspiring English sources

Kane appears and begins taking out everyone.

"I wanted to tell you," he begins, taking a beat to kiss her, "that you're the best friend I've had".

For lack of anything else to do, he buys a secondhand camera, constructs a darkroom, and begins taking pictures.

Democratic strategists believe their party's popularity will rise as the health care law begins taking effect and the economy improves.

In December, the famed hotel begins taking reservations for guests who are willing to book two years in advance.

As the field of potential 2012 Republican presidential contenders begins taking shape, Ms. Palin has given few signals about whether she intends to enter the race.

While relations are good now between the next-door neighbors, you can't help wondering how things might change next summer when the casino begins taking in guests.

Twenty years ago, Don DeLillo, in "White Noise," created a character so beset by morbid anxiety that she begins taking pills that obliterate the fear of death.

After Charlie leaves Will and begins taking improv classes, she explains to him that "Gary thinks I have a lot of unexplored talent".

After several failed tries, she at last arrives at her aunt's home, where the story begins taking a turn for the melodramatic.

But as the author himself begins taking a few experimental turns, it is here that this wonderfully engrossing book begins to falter.