Sentence examples for commenced even from inspiring English sources
The restoration had commenced even before the revolution was over, and it was accomplished by the armies that had remained faithful to their respective governments.
Kenny continued to be at the centre of all that was good for Wigan as the second half commenced, even finding time to catch an up-and-under from Sterling under his own posts.
The long and deep recession i've been forecasting has commenced, even though the statisticians haven't called it yet.
Data analysis commenced even as data collection proceeded.
In keeping with the grounded theory strategy used, data analysis commenced even as interviews proceeded, with later interviews being informed by preliminary analysis of earlier interviews.
The non-scorbutic skeletons could thus have been individuals who died before any osseous changes had commenced, even though they had probably been given some access to Vitamin C once they had entered the workhouse.
The explosion occurred at 6 35 p.m., after thousands of worshipers and tourists had commenced evening prayers to the holy river.
Since Sharif had not clearly stipulated the terms and conditions for talks with the Taliban, negotiations could not commence even a month after the A.P.C. Observing growing public anxiety and incessant media inquiries regarding rapprochement with the Taliban, Sharif said last week that his government had formally established contact with the Taliban.
Had simulations used higher values for R and lower values for the serial interval, the Victorian pandemic would have been modelled to commence even earlier.
Despite emphasis towards promoting the PMTCT continuum, which requires interventions to commence even before pregnancy, reports indicate disappointing progress at implementation level regarding the pre-conceptual components [ 14].
Aggregation proceeds rapidly in vitro for each of these short sequences, occurring via stacked assemblies of high-order oligomers that populate extended, fibril-like conformers rather than compact or globular assemblies commencing even as early as dimeric species (Fig. 6).
