Sentence examples for come to begin from inspiring English sources

For Kidd, the time has come to begin the quest again.

Perhaps the time has come to begin publication of another new journal: The Ethical Review of Alternative Medicine.

"It therefore seems to me that the time has come to begin the scholarly biographies of the leaders of World War II," he wrote.

"The time has come to begin work sending this to conference so we can have a bill go to the president".

"We have also learned a tremendous amount about the construction of the library which will be invaluable when we come to begin the restoration".

The time has come to begin to find the right way to regulate it with the protection of freedom of expression.

When the time comes to begin writing the new season, David scans his notebook for possibilities.

The show was very, very loud, but it came to begin and to finish placidly.

But when the time came to begin manufacturing the 7000s, Metro officials wanted a change.

Earlier this week, a variation of the same refrain greeted the American military experts who came to begin their assessment.

So it happened that about a decade ago, Dr Lips and colleagues came to begin pre-chytrid surveys at El Cope in Panama.