Sentence examples for begun one from inspiring English sources

With this training only just begun, one of the trainers reflected on how training could impact the role of the community representatives in the health system: "The interesting thing for me was that when we were doing this training that people's eyes opened.

The 33-year-old, who is out of contract in the summer, may be utilised at Craven Cottage on Saturday but has only begun one game for his club side since mid-January, with Shaw's impressive emergence at Southampton threatening his position within the set-up.

"George Bush has begun one thing enormously important, and that is cutting taxes," he said.

What the president was saying was that a Congressional investigation is inevitable -- the House and Senate intelligence committees have already begun one -- and that a separate commission investigation could only add to his troubles.

The survey was begun one day after the primary in New Hampshire, where Mr. McCain won, and amounted to a snapshot of a Republican contest that remains remarkably fluid after almost a year of campaigning.

Yet as he prepares to retire from the post on Thursday, the eve of his 65th birthday, this affable and loquacious art historian with the trademark red scarf has begun one final campaign that, if successful, may well become his principal legacy.

Four years ago, Levene enlarged his operation to L.A., and he has just begun one-on-one image-therapy consultation here.

I had begun one-sided relationships with the woman on the balcony across the street who hung her shirts up to dry with their arms akimbo, and the one in the next apartment, who specialized in underwear.

A week after the Attack on Pearl Harbor began one of the largest salvage operations in history.

Will a global economic depression begin one minute after midnight on New Year's?

Intent on improving her batting, she began one-on-one coaching with Mark Lane.