Sentence examples for clearly begun from inspiring English sources
By early 1943, however, the tide had clearly begun to turn.
That bounce-back in property values has clearly begun to level out.
But Mr. Ackermann prevailed, and he has clearly begun to crack the whip.
"I think we've clearly begun to turn a corner and at the same time you have to remain a little bit cautious," he said.
Many residents said they would indeed vote for Mr. Putin in the coming elections, but their enthusiasm had clearly begun to fade.
Ovechkin claims any suggestion of bad blood between them has been exaggerated by the press, but they have clearly begun to get on each other's nerves.
But the battle clearly began in Shakespeare's psyche.
After Planet Rock was released in 1982, dance music clearly began to change.
He was quite invested in this country but at some point he clearly began to feel terribly out of place here.
No exceptions unless, of course, you happen to be a Mets fan, in which case a towering bunch of counter-benefits clearly begin to kick in.
The standoffishness clearly began in October when the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, asked television news executives to consider limiting their use of Al Jazeera's videos from Al Qaeda.
