Sentence examples for had begun back from inspiring English sources

Likewise her series Prom, from 2012, in which she pursued a fascination with the formal rituals of American high schools that had begun back in her cheerleader days at high school in suburban Philadelphia.

Tiwis are all related by blood, skin group, dreamtime story or dance; nothing can be kept secret for long, and that night everyone learned of Gordon's death, the latest in a succession of suicides that had begun back in 1989.

The Skylark was the end of a line that had begun back in headier days of the 1950s.

An education process was under way, one that had begun back in 1994, when the States hosted the World Cup for the one and so far only time in the tournament's history.

Something he had begun back in 1590, though this time he believes he is getting it right, showing mathematically how bits of matter solidify and stick together, and do so by showing how they break into bits.

Landowners also abandoned the system of direct management of their demesne lands, which had begun back in the 1180s, and turned instead to "farming" out large blocks of land for fixed money rents.

Even before Nest showed the corporate appetite for home automation — including thermostat controls for heating and cooling, home security, and other types of remote monitoring and management — investors had begun backing a slew of startups tackling the problem.

The protocol took almost three years to negotiate and seven years to ratify; at that rate, work on its successor should have begun back in 2002.

"You can't imagine what it's like to be stuck in Miami," he tweets at the weekend, "when you know the Liberal Democrat conference has begun back home".

Since then, she said, the office has begun backing up data daily on external tapes.

Google seems to have begun back-pedalling, noting that the books it is currently scanning are ones that are out of copyright.