Sentence examples for begun very from inspiring English sources

Indeed the winning car's race had begun very poorly.

They were told that the blaze had begun very early in the morning.

The year in regard to relations with Syria had begun very differently, with Peres pushing hard for an early peace deal.

Chongqing and Shanghai have recently begun very cautious experiments with such a tax, aimed in part at reducing local governments' dependence on money raised by taking land from peasants.

It was a sober and critical ending to a day that had begun very differently with a dawn raid by anti-terror police on a rubbish depot in central London, where five street sweepers were arrested.

As for VAT, some progressives in the United States have begun, very tentatively, exploring the possibility of a federal value added tax as a way to raise revenues to keep vital social programmes solvent.

It began very early.

Beginning very soon now".

Mr. Daugherty's chronicle begins very strangely.

The Adagio began very beautifully.

My political education began very young.