Sentence examples for had begun doing from inspiring English sources

The department also said it had begun doing reforestation work, including removing invasive vines and planting new trees and shrubs.

And once they had begun doing great things, a centralized and highly structured tastemaking machine began curating and disseminating their divinity.

Paglen had begun doing prison activism as an undergraduate, and, from 1998 through 2004, he worked on an art project called "Recording Carceral Landscapes".

The cruise line had begun doing business in Haiti in the 1980s, when the country was wracked by political violence, instability, corruption, and poverty.

His knees were shot, he added, holding up the two canes he walked with, and he had begun doing daily crossword puzzles to refresh his word hoard.

In an e-mail he said he thought he had begun doing his best work in the early 1990s, but on the phone he added: "I find more energy in my earlier work.

Conidial infection for up to 6 h (during which time hyphal growth had begun) did not result in significant MAPK activation (data not shown).

In 2006, when Gates rejoined him, Manafort had began doing political consulting work for Viktor Yanukovych, an aspiring politician who was seeking the presidency.

He has begun doing crossword puzzles.

Cruise has begun doing his bug-eye thing.

Some baseball card companies already have begun doing this.