Sentence examples for commenced did from inspiring English sources

Only in the 1980s, when a peace process commenced, did democratic governance resume.

Critically ill patients who required inter-hospital transfer for the receipt of RRT, compared with patients who were admitted directly to the hospital at which RRT commenced, did not have a higher risk of 30-day mortality or RRT dependence.

Meanwhile he had commenced doing an ever-increasing business on his own account, and after he had been several years in Mr. Clegg's service he thought he might advantageously devote his undivided energies to his own business.

The mere fact that an investigation has been commenced does not mean that it is probable that a claim will be asserted or that, if it is, there is a reasonable possibility that the outcome will be unfavorable.

Furthermore, the fact that Abraham Lincoln vehemently opposed the war with Mexico in 1846 and claimed it was "unnecessarily and unconstitutionally commenced" doesn't make me want to give back California or Arizona to Mexico.

In what is surely the most bizarre part of the museum, a history cartoon shown on a giant concave screen before the "Seven Days" commence doesn't mention Kievan Rus.

Only when yelling commences does the cast wake up and smell the roles".

By "character talk," I am referring to discourse about being a good person -- what does it mean, what does it look like, how does one commence doing so and who decides what it means to be "good"?

Just as shooting on the film commenced, so did the Occupy movement.

A marriage to the younger Bitsy, Bootsy, Betsy quickly followed — a life commenced that didn't feel right from the instant they got to Aruba.

Out of 140 respondents invited, 26 completed the survey in full while 11 respondents commenced but did not complete any of the analyzed open or Likert-scale questions.