Sentence examples for had begun reading from inspiring English sources
He had begun reading Vogue as a teenager, and Vreeland's stylish fantasies made him dream of becoming an editor.
Boertje-Obed had begun reading about Dorothy Day, who had encouraged workers at munitions plants to walk away from their jobs.
Mr Lampert had begun reading Mr Buffett's writings when at Goldman, and taught himself his idol's "value investing" philosophy by studying his greatest deals in forensic detail.
He had begun reading more widely (he never got a college degree), starting with Carl Sagan's books on science and moving on to Joseph Campbell and others.
Probably, Pierre confessed, for he had gone over it hundreds of times: every day when he had sat down at his desk, he had begun reading his book from the beginning, and amending as he read.
At Jessup, Woods had begun reading Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Encyclopedia, a four-pound tome that starts with an entry on the German city of Aachen and ends with zymogen, a protein precursor to enzymes.
Once you've begun reading, a strange magnetism of the pointless asserts itself.
I've begun reading Andres books about different families, including donor-egg children.
But in the last year, he has begun reading the "one-year" Bible, 365 brief portions that can each be read in a few minutes daily.
"If someone who was totally uninterested in politics has begun reading and watching the news more carefully, it would be my pleasure".
