Sentence examples for had first begun from inspiring English sources

Hend Badawi told me about the moment that she had first begun to feel that life was unfair for women.

And so they returned to 72nd Street, where Mr. Berman had first begun living in 1983, when he shared an apartment with his brother, Daniel.

Dressed in the traditional long black coat and white shirt of the Satmar Hasidim, Mr. Weberman testified that he had first begun counseling his accuser in 2008, not in 2007, as she had claimed.

"I was just trying to be a nice guy," he said, recalling when he had first begun answering a flood of e-mail questions from Ashley about building and maintaining Web sites.

A group of teen-agers stared at a wall of backlit agar plates, some of them with mold or bacteria colonies that traced the contours of the places where they had first begun to grow: keys, phones, computer mice, remote controls, toothbrushes, doorknobs, a euro bill.

Perhaps Mr. Elmore's only good fortune was that on appeal he had on his side two determined appellate lawyers, Diana Holt, who had first begun working on the case as a law school intern, and J. Christopher Jensen, an accomplished New York litigator who was representing Mr. Elmore pro bono.

/ We've no less days to sing God's praise / then when we've first begun".

Appropriate fear responses may only be able to develop after an infant has first begun to form a selective attachment.

Because of past association with Charles W. Morse and F. Augustus Heinze, on Monday, October 21, the board of the Knickerbocker asked that Barney resign (depositors may have first begun to pull deposits from the Knickerbocker on October 18, prompting the concern).

His campaign said he had first registered and began voting even earlier, in the late 1960s.

France had first invaded in 1858, beginning the colonisation of southern Vietnam.