Sentence examples for event begun from inspiring English sources
Residents still get together to make 4,000 pounds of candy every September for the Candy Dance Arts and Crafts Faire, a fund-raising event begun in 1919.
The event, begun in 1917 and organized by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association, will have a procession of about 150 decorated boats from area yacht clubs.
Washington's leading orchestra continues a movable feast of percussion, "More Drums Along the Potomac" (a sequel to a 1999 event), begun last weekend at the Kennedy Center.
This event, begun in 1927, uses a program of carols, rituals and music that was adapted from Washington Irving's "Sketch Book" description of a 1718 Christmas dinner at Squire Bracebridge's.
In addition to its trade association functions, it is affiliated with a number of tournaments, most notably the All-Star tournament, a match game event begun in 1941 that in 1971 became the U.S. Open and a part of the PBA tour.
The Open Championship of the British Isles, which the British like to call "the Open" to emphasize the tradition and priority of the event begun in 1860 (but which is also known as the British Open), was the concept of the Prestwick Club in Scotland, whose minutes recorded a proposal that all clubs should contribute to raise a fund for a trophy for professional competition.
The event begins Saturday.
The women's event begins Jan . 21
The event begins at 12 30.
Then the main event began.
