Sentence examples for has begun here from inspiring English sources

CONSTRUCTION has begun here on a law school that represents an important piece of a comprehensive plan created 20 years ago for the 788-acre former Central Islip Psychiatric Center, which once housed more than 10,000 patients.

BAGHDAD — A second exodus has begun here, of Iraqis who returned after fleeing the carnage of the height of the war, but now find that violence and the nation's severe lack of jobs are pulling them away from home once again.

If there is a process that has begun here it will be a painstaking one and not one that is resolved overnight but if we can build some trust and this does create an opportunity for more fruitful conversations so be it".

Organised farming is thought to have begun here, as did the first cities and writing.

And the people of Bamian worry that the violent tremors that have begun here point to more troubling times ahead.

PHILADELPHIA — The knockout stages of the women's McConnell Cup and the open Rosenblum Cup have begun here.

The destruction of the old Yugoslavia could be said to have begun here in the 1980s, so there was a logic that Mr Mesic should say farewell to power here.

Some said that clashes with the police had begun here on Wednesday and that they had turned out to avenge the deaths of two protesters killed the day before.

— When the bombs were dropped and World War II came to a sudden atomic conclusion far across the Pacific, at last it could be revealed that the end had begun here, in the vast and unmapped empty.

And even though we're an hour and a half into a two-hour-and-forty-minute production, we can't help thinking that the play could have begun here, with the drama of the two formidable Teutonic artists struggling to find their way amid the glaring billboards and the American penchant to please.

By what we have begun here today and by what we have stated and agreed to: We pledge most solemnly to one another and to you, God's people, that we will work to our utmost for the protection of children and youth.