Sentence examples for had begun visiting from inspiring English sources
He knew that Tiffany had begun visiting Irvington in 1863, when Tiffany's father purchased a summer home there, but that was all.
Over the years, as we all moved around, contact had reduced to greetings cards, but recently I had begun visiting Barbara and Kevin again.
Quite on his own, and without a permit, he had begun visiting a few sick people out there in the evenings, after his eight hours at the hospital and four hours' commuting.
I was there, in May, with a former classmate — a painter and writer named Ben Shattuck, who had begun visiting West Branch to see an old Quaker Meeting House.
Munroe had begun visiting Biscayne Bay in 1877.
The second phase of undercover officers had begun visiting the club on March 25, before the police had replied to Bahmanzadeh's letter.
In contrast, some officers at district level challenged this view by claiming that both the WHO and national fANC guidelines impliedly allowed more than two doses when they use the words 'at least two doses should be administered' , and that it was made clear that if the woman concerned had began visiting ANC clinic early and then continued attending clinic as scheduled [ 41].
In the last few years, Uruguayans and Argentines in search of rest and rusticity have begun visiting the area, buying land and building elegant summer homes.
Opposition party officials say that they have begun visiting countryside villages and that they believe that their message had been well received.
Officials have begun visiting NGO offices asking them to comply with the new regulations or risk their staff being deported.NGOs say that they want to obey the law, but that the process of obtaining a visa is unpredictable and cumbersome.
These opponents of a new agency have begun visiting members of the House Financial Services Committee, which plans to take up the proposal in the coming weeks, and are putting a top priority on centrist Democrats, according to people familiar with the meetings.
