Sentence examples for had begun mounting from inspiring English sources

Shortly after Lance's arrival, the playwright William Hoffman led him to the legendary Caffe Cino in Greenwich Village where the proprietor Joe Cino had begun mounting short plays, with the dialogue just audible over the steaming espresso machine.

In recent weeks actors and producers who have worked with Ms. Taymor on other projects have begun mounting a defense of her work on "Spider-Man".

"DARJEELING" It seems fitting that Daniel Reich, who started his gallery in a tiny ground-floor apartment on Twenty-first Street, has begun mounting shows in a quirky slip of a room at the Chelsea Hotel.

And, citing fears that the controversy over the immigration service's treatment of foreigners here might lead the airline to scrap them altogether, public officials here have begun mounting a furious campaign to revamp the office.

While sales schemes focused on the poor are not new, in some regions "these types of companies now generate more complaints than any other business," said Steve Cox, spokesman for the Council of the Better Business Bureaus, which has begun mounting national education campaigns about the schemes.

He could only absorb the tension that had already begun mounting last week.

After failing in 2011 to persuade legislators to switch the current university financing model, based entirely on the number of students enrolled, to one with more emphasis on the number of students who graduate, business leaders have already begun mounting their campaign to make it happen in 2013.

By mid-1872 Woodhull's troubles had begun to mount.

The pressure had begun to mount on the young scion.

In her teens, Collins had begun a 23-year drinking problem of mounting severity.

But with astonishing speed during the 2008 campaign, and largely in response to the rise of Barack Obama, the liberal-progressives have begun to mount a full-throated revival.