Sentence examples for had begun around from inspiring English sources

Colin Dixon's own ordeal had begun around an hour earlier.

As a native and decades-long resident of Reykjavik, Lilja Palmadottir, 43, had begun around 2001 to feel suffocated by what she considered the provincialism of the city.

But by then, a fresh round of terror and intimidation had begun around the presidential campaign that would ultimately end all of Reconstruction.

A staphylococcal infection that had begun around a broken rib at least a week earlier had spread into her lungs and bloodstream, causing pneumonia and blood poisoning.

Mr. Cumming said he would not dispute the agency's findings and said that his company had hired two outside groups to audit and monitor all the experiments it had begun around the country, including the one at St. Elizabeth's.

The new interventionism seems to have begun around 1979 as part of a proliferation of new ideas - devised theatre, documentary, attempts at new forms, physical theatre - that had their roots in the 60s.

The conversion of the savanna rangelands of Borana to bushland and cropland had began around the early 1970s due to the official ban of fire (Coppock 1994) followed by the expansion of bush encroachment and crop cultivation in the 1980s (Angassa and Oba 2008b).

Agriculture is thought to have begun around 8000 B.C., in the semi-arid mountains of Mesopotamia.

Yesterday independent analysts, examining the latest satellite image, suggested that work on the site might have begun around 2001, and the senior intelligence official agreed with that analysis.

Actually, the play can be said to have begun around ten years before I started writing it, when I was still in college.

But as school years have begun around the world in the Northern Hemisphere, Newsunda has been able to raise the prices it charges to cover the increased costs, Ms. Pan said.