Sentence examples for commenced that it from inspiring English sources

So, for example, it would not count against the semantic simplicity of the symbol 'Battle' as it figures in the sentence "Battle commenced" that it contains the orthographic part, "Bat," even though this part has a meaning of its own in other sentential contexts.

If it ran its course before the case properly commenced, that would likewise negate the need for the Supreme Court to actually hear the case and rule on the ban's overall legitimacy.

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.

Construction commenced that year and the station and tunnel opened in 1928.

The railroad company was contractually obligated to start construction in New Paltz by May 18 , 1870 and work on the New Paltz station commenced that day.

Sixty minutes after the study drug was commenced (that is, at T0), a liquid nutrient meal was administered via nasogastric tube over 5 minutes.

It was on 14 October 1929 that Michael Gathercole and Lady Playford met in her study at Lillieoak, and it was on that same day, and only an hour after that meeting commenced, that I arrived at Lillieoak after a long journey from England.

"We have a strong case for judicial review and we will immediately commence that process".

It was certainly instructional to hear, as hard as it might have been to hear that the entire nation had not en masse signed on for the post-partisan epoch that was supposed to commence that very day.

Today -- as much as any other day -- is a great time to commence that reflective inquiry and to introspect upon how to be a better ally in the battles that still remain to be fought.

Thus, a positive feedback loop will commence that will mirror the robust growth cycle experienced by bottom-up technologies over the past 20 years.