Sentence examples for had been beginning from inspiring English sources

Altay Goyushov, a historian and one of Azerbaijan's leading public intellectuals says he had been beginning to feel safer.

"We had been beginning to think about name-your-price for a whole shopping basket," he said.

This allowed me to appreciate better the art, which, after 40-odd years of reading the books, I had been beginning to take for granted.

But the subcontinent, and the Indian board in particular, had been beginning to look a bit like a Mr Universe contestant on a stage full of bodies of average build.

Blunt, whose canine eyes had been beginning to look bewildered, suddenly turned lustrous again and he brought out a totally storming version of Because I Love You as a result.

The wings of her spirit, which had been beginning to soar, faltered and flung her to earth, because, after all, she had been doing her best, nothing else; and also because her father was supposed to be her ally in the family, though they weren't at all alike.

At the end of June, only 143,000 trial modifications had been begun, the Treasury Department now estimates.

The cathedral of Florence itself had been begun in the Gothic style by Arnolfo di Cambio in 1296.

She adhered to the quasi-socialist policies of industrial development that had been begun by her father.

I.," a futuristic labor of love that had been begun by Stanley Kubrick and that Mr. Spielberg took up after Kubrick died.

In 2008 he completed and published a novel, The Last Theorem, which had been begun by Arthur C Clarke before his death.