Sentence examples for begun mentioning from inspiring English sources

"Four dollars per gallon has typically been the tipping point when people go from complacency to exasperation," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster, who notes that people have begun mentioning gas prices with increasing urgency in his focus groups.

Judge Wolff said that some judges might never look at the price tags (though they are available to anyone, and some defense lawyers have begun mentioning them) and that judges ultimately did whatever they wished (within statutory limits) on sentences.

"If I begun mentioning what happens at schools, you can't go without crying", Restetuta Nabulya, a 9 year old girl from Stella Maris Nsuube Primary School and the President of the Youth Alive club of the same school narrated as she read her speech, receiving a thunderous applause and standing ovation from the audience.

He said top prospects soon began mentioning Stanford as an ideal college destination.

Last fall, Weinstein began mentioning Black Cube by name in conversations with his associates and attorneys.

Eventually, P.& G. began mentioning to customers that, in addition to smelling sweet, Febreze can actually kill bad odors.

It was not until Mr. Obama began mentioning the name of Mr. Rove that loyal Democratic voters took notice.

Rosenberg invited him to a hip-hop showcase at South by Southwest and began mentioning his name to producers.

Mr. Ditlow said that he had not understood the scale of the problem with Firestone tires but nonetheless began mentioning it informally to regulators in late 1999.

Mr. Edwards told reporters Sunday evening that the reason he began mentioning Dr. Dean in speeches was because he noticed so many Dean supporters in the audiences.

In Prague in the 1930s, Brod, a passionate Zionist, began mentioning plans to deposit the Kafka papers in the library of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where his and Kafka's mutual friend Hugo Bergmann was then librarian and rector.