Sentence examples for begun precisely from inspiring English sources
This is how geological periods of the deep, pre-fossiliferous past are defined; what's known as the Neoproterozoic era, for example, is said to have begun precisely one billion years ago.
Until and unless we begin precisely accounting each challenge, we will continue to misidentify each other.
The trial began precisely on time, at 10 a.m. in Cairo.
Werner Herzog's film begins precisely as Hauser himself described his origins, once he began to speak.
We had been told to arrive in good time because the screening would begin precisely at 7.30pm.
After all, his own life began precisely as the century arrived, and he died on Dec. 31, 1999.
A serious discussion has to begin precisely where Russians say the West has done the most damage to the goal of integration.
The performances begin precisely at 4 p.m., usually with Ms. Eliot singing a spiritual, as that seems fitting on a Sunday.
But he wants the fireworks to begin precisely at 9.00pm so he orders, through his majordomo, that the two entertainments must be performed simultaneously.
But the development of music with a pervasive program, like the term program music itself, is a uniquely 19th-century phenomenon, beginning precisely with Beethoven, for he unified the movements of a symphony or sonata into a psychological whole.
And, if the Skyfall trailer is to be believed, the new Bond instalment begins precisely as the last Bourne instalment ended: with our hero shot and falling a long way into water, but somehow surviving to fight another day.
