Sentence examples for begun would be from inspiring English sources

Discussing victory plans before the shooting had even begun would be widely viewed as unforgivable hubris.

Denner said suspending a trial after jury selection has begun would be highly unusual.

He said jurors in trials that had already begun would be notified when to report again.

Yet a controlled retreat and a recognition that a political transition has begun would be in her own interests as well as her country's.

Allergan hopes that Levadex, which is used after a migraine has begun, would be complementary, and analysts had expected annual sales of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Several arts executives with longtime dealings with the city predicted that projects on which construction hadn't begun would be the main casualties.

Haas: The smartest place to begin would be in a multilateral setting, much as we had over Afghanistan.

"I think the Will McAvoy that existed the minute before the show begins would be very successful," he said.

A good place to begin would be to start using everyday metaphors for all this exotic gobbledegook.

He said that the earliest the final sealing operation could begin would be Tuesday, and that it would take about a week.

"The President also assured the Governor that requests for additional assistance, including as recovery begins, would be quickly assessed," the White House statement said.