Sentence examples for begun where from inspiring English sources
The resident wine expert, Luvo Ntezo, dazzled me with his selections and let me know that his career had begun — where else? — at the Steenberg.
As he and Havens put it in a journal article several years ago, "An era has begun where people are finding themselves with deeper pockets and fuller hearts".
At New York fashion week, the retail-to-runway reality has begun (where you can go online and buy the items straight from the catwalk without seasonal delay), and shaken up the traditional fashion calendar.
That dangerous pre-election period has begun, where social issues can easily fall off the agenda in favour of politicians making financial promises in an effort to woo the electorate and put the economy centre stage in the debate.
Secondary dentin, a less well-organized form of tubular dentin, is produced throughout life as a patching material where cavities have begun, where the overlying enamel has been worn away, and within the pulp chamber as part of the aging process.
Counting has begun where voting was completed.
Beethoven begins where Haydn ends.
Begin where you end, end where you begin.
The play begins where the books end.
"Competitive sport begins where healthy sport ends".
"We're not going to begin where they say begin.
