Sentence examples for begun only in from inspiring English sources

After his death, in 1874, his widow tampered with his diaries, and their publication as a whole was begun only in 1959 (Journal, vol. 1, 1959, vol. 2, 1962; Écrits de jeunesse, 1959).

But it did indicate that Jews in Iran have been monitored by intelligence agents, even though investigation in this case was said to have begun only in October 1998.

But a spokesman for the agency, Rae Tyson, said that its investigation had begun only in May and that the agency did not know enough now to order a recall.

Whale-watching trips off Massachusetts are said to have begun only in 1975, with a pod of elementary school kids taking a boat from Provincetown, but now whale-watching is a $100 million industry in New England.

Like a good parent, I had set up a rigorous saving-for-college plan, setting aside $100 a week, but unfortunately, I had begun only in July, so the cupboard was still a bit bare.

But some of the most critical work has begun only in the past few weeks, as organizers and their workers -- many of them high school and college students, like Herminder Singh -- blanket the neighborhood with literature and address constituents' concerns one-on-one.

The ECFA talks began only in January.

New Zealand issues, with Maori designs prominent, began only in 1933.

Why does Godwin's timeline begin only in the early 1970s?

In fact, promotional tours began only in February and were rapidly halted.

Goshen was founded in 1894, but intercollegiate sports began only in 1957.