Sentence examples for had begun that from inspiring English sources

She had begun that day's rewrites at 4 30 a.m.

The evacuation of the entire Sny district had begun that morning, and was proceeding with amazing speed.

He pointed to a "brown spot" where the ride had begun: that was where his home had stood.

A few students from the Kansas City Art Institute, here for a two-week residency, were finishing sketches they had begun that morning.

And for once, that was not mere political hyperbole but recognition that the process that had begun that day at Runnymede had finally reached fruition.

What had begun that summer as an off-and-on malaise and a vague, spooky restlessness had gained gradual momentum until my nights were without sleep and my days were pervaded by a gray drizzle of unrelenting horror.

Meanwhile negotiations have begun that could eliminate, or at least delay, North Korea's missile program.

Now an experiment has begun that could explain what is going on.The Earth is continually bombarded by streams of particles that come from outside the solar system.

Critically, industry will also have to re-structure, and Airbus and Safran have begun that process by announcing the merger of their rocket divisions.

A consultation has begun that includes plans to cut family units from 129 to 60 and accommodation places for single people from 129 to 45 places.

It has begun that process by banning him for life from all team and league affairs, which sucks all the fun out of team ownership.