Sentence examples for had begun only from inspiring English sources
The move consolidated what Coward drily referred to as "Dad's Renaissance", which had begun only a year before with James Roose-Evans's revival of Private Lives at the Hampstead Theatre Club, triumphantly transferred to the West End.
In exactly four hours Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona had all been third, second and first but at the end of it all they were back where they had begun, only that bit closer to the line.
What happened in Singapore that September night last year was in keeping with the mentality that led to the world economic meltdown that had begun only days before the race.
Like a good parent, I had set up a rigorous saving-for-college plan, setting aside $100 a week, but unfortunately, I had begun only in July, so the cupboard was still a bit bare.
Mr. Grabowski, 33, was vice president for technology information at Marsh & McLennan, a job in the World Trade Center that he had begun only a week before the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.
But a spokesman for the agency, Rae Tyson, said that its investigation had begun only in May and that the agency did not know enough now to order a recall.
This is mainly because CO2 brine fluid properties have long been investigated by different industries whereas studies on CO2 brine rock systems have begun only recently driven by CO2 sequestration.
The number of examples is not large, but research into such mechanisms of inheritance has begun only recently.
In China, studies on S. iniae vaccines have begun only in recent years, and no licensed vaccines are available for aquaculture use.
They had begun deliberating only two days earlier.
