Sentence examples for had begun though from inspiring English sources

She was beautiful and had received nine proposals before marrying Basil, played classical piano, could recite Heine in German, knew what President and Mrs. Roosevelt were doing at any moment of any day and had begun (though did not finish) law school.

Now that they have begun, though, both sides will try to avoid being the one that scuttles them — and not only to avoid the wrath of the United States.

Talks about other approaches have begun — though consolidation is still on the table.

Sharif said Thursday that dialogue has begun, though Taliban officials stress that the process will quickly unravel if the U.S. drone program is not halted.

And so a new war has begun, though this time it is my adopted country and not the country of my birth that is fighting Iraq.

(I've begun, though, she reflected; and I startled her, I hurt her, almost as if I'd spoken against God).

Three conservative sources with strong ties to Adelson say that the multibillionaire has touted the merits of a Trump trip to Israel, and planning has begun, though nothing has been finalized.

In recent years, environmental groups in New Delhi have advocated the harvesting of rainwater from the roofs of houses and high-rises; the effort has begun, though not yet on a scale large enough to halt the destructive dam building.

Something very large has begun, though, and it is hard for those invested in the old economy to see it.

Sunderland had begun to look as though their vague threat might become something more substantial.

And in many ways, he had begun to act as though he was.