Sentence examples for does not begin in from inspiring English sources

This inequality does not begin in old age but can often be tracked back to childhood.

The Chase for the Cup does not begin in earnest until mid-September, yet with only the top 12 Nascar Sprint Cup drivers allowed to move on to the race series' de facto postseason, every strong finish is critical.

They say the region's season does not begin in earnest until Christmas, and long-range forecasts are calling for a winter that will be a little cooler and wetter than normal -- good news for skiers, if not shovelers.

The Jacqueline Wilson story does not begin in the offices of DC Thomson (the owner of Jackie) in Dundee, but in Kingston, Surrey, where she grew up and still lives to this day.

As with traditional arms control, the process does not begin in the UN or Geneva, but in quiet discussions among the major powers in the game, working outwards from there.

But the play does not begin in earnest until she hits Send and her e-mail is tracked through the Internet as it journeys to her co-worker, Bob.

"Activism doesn't begin in the 60's," he went on to say.

(The premiere is showing after an episode of "Mad Men" though the series doesn't begin in its regular time slot until April 30).

What I mean is that this symphony doesn't begin in C minor - the key it says it's in on the title page.

Contrary to what you may have heard, the story of the blues doesn't begin in the Mississippi Delta around the start of the 20th century.

The book doesn't begin in the same place, though; Ms. Clark is one of those authors who love setting a scene in the present, then looping back again and again, Tarantino-style, to fill in the background.