Sentence examples for begun to spell from inspiring English sources

Other European leaders have also begun to spell out the consequences of Britain's departure from the union, with Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister and president of the Eurogroup, calling on the UK to play a stronger role to make the European Union a success, if it votes to stay on 23 June.

By the late 1960s, increasing runoff in the creek from the growing cities in the watershed begun to spell ecological problems and severe erosion for the creek.

"I d - o - n - t, " Ms. Cole began to spell out the letters on her chart.

Kalifey-Aluise and several of her colleagues then began to spell out just what she meant by "tough".

The Tory lead over Labour has narrowed since Osborne began to spell out the pain needed to restore the country's finances.

She took his left hand and began to spell words into his palm while he stroked her cheek with his other hand.

His blueprint does not begin to spell out which exemptions will go, which will stay and which will be means-tested; and exemptions are notoriously hard to get rid of.

The second wife, Denise, seems to have held on to what she got at the font although, in an intriguing psychological sideswipe, she began to spell herself Denyse after their marriage ended.

They selected running back Steven Jackson of Oregon State, who will begin to spell Marshall Faulk, and they cut ties with quarterback Kurt Warner, allowing Marc Bulger to take over as the face of the franchise.

But some of Mr. Lazio's advisers have concluded that that tactic will not work against Mrs. Clinton, and Mr. Dal Col said Mr. Lazio would soon begin to spell out a more detailed campaign agenda.

Having ditched Nick Brown – a close ally of Gordon Brown – as the chief whip, Mr Miliband will now attempt to assert his authority by appointing a powerful leadership team and beginning to spell out the new policy platform that will form the basis of the party's assault on the Coalition Government.