Sentence examples for came to begin from inspiring English sources
The show was very, very loud, but it came to begin and to finish placidly.
Earlier this week, a variation of the same refrain greeted the American military experts who came to begin their assessment.
The episode begins with a brilliant, twisty, emotionally edge-of-your-seat extended monologue from Metcalf, who is explaining to Horace how she came to begin an affair with her eighty-something father-in-law.
And when the time came to begin serious discussion of settlement proposals, the mediator, Richard A. Posner, chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago, made it clear he preferred to deal with just one party, the Justice Department, leaving the states to fester and fret.
(Cranston, 1957, pp. 140 1) Thus the Oxford scholar and medical researcher came to begin the work which was to occupy him off and on over the next twenty years.
When the time came to begin You Only Live Twice, the producers were faced with the problem of a disenchanted star.
When the time comes to begin writing the new season, David scans his notebook for possibilities.
"The time has come to begin work sending this to conference so we can have a bill go to the president".
"It therefore seems to me that the time has come to begin the scholarly biographies of the leaders of World War II," he wrote.
Yes, according to Uber's blog, the time has come to begin testing its car service in Los Angeles waters.
