Sentence examples for begun from inspiring English sources

In this slump, it is down almost 7 percent, and still has not really begun to recover.

Some of the departures have been as a result of sackings and the South Australian auditor general has since begun an investigation.

She added that when they had begun lobbying Georgia's legislators, they had discovered that many of them were not even aware of the state's uniquely heavy burden of proof.

As if lagging 2-0 were not bad enough, Hibs might have begun to remember the club's sombre record in this event.

Even as polls show the former secretary of state trouncing other Democratic contenders in a hypothetical primary, O'Malley has begun citing differences between him and Clinton on issues such as the minimum wage, social security benefits and a major trade deal brokered by the Obama administration that has irked progressives.

A coalition of international artists has begun a year-long protest against the mistreatment and exploitation of migrant workers building Abu Dhabi's £17bn cultural hub, including the world's largest Guggenheim and a branch of the Louvre.

Only recently have many lawmakers begun to give Snowden credit for kickstarting the debate.

Although no official approach has been made for the former fast bowler who won 71 Test caps for Australia, Moxon said he had begun to make back-up plans should Gillespie leave.

T-Mobile and 3 have begun merging base stations in a joint venture that will see the number of T-Mobile's masts reduced from 18,000 to 15,000 by the end of this year – a move that will actually result in better coverage.

This year police in India have begun investigating allegations of spot fixing in the Indian Premier League.

Some are likely to have gone already or be in train as the bank has begun to scale back its vast commodities trading operation and end trading in so-called physical commodities such as agricultural produce.