Sentence examples for has begun one from inspiring English sources

"George Bush has begun one thing enormously important, and that is cutting taxes," he said.

Yet as he prepares to retire from the post on Thursday, the eve of his 65th birthday, this affable and loquacious art historian with the trademark red scarf has begun one final campaign that, if successful, may well become his principal legacy.

And while the consequences would be nowhere near as catastrophic as those in the movie, geophysicists increasingly wonder whether the magnetic field has begun one of its occasional reversals that in the next few thousand years might lead to compasses pointing south instead of north.

The yearning for ordinariness and the yearning to escape from the ordinary — the quest for fantasy and the dream of feeling that one has begun one's real life — are the opposing energies that give the movie its constant tension.

Anticipated or not, a new age of rebellion has begun, one that threatens the status quo from the left and the right.

These days we talk about human missions to Mars as if a new type of space race has begun, one clearly distanced from the original space race by a good 40 or more years, a race we here in the US of A believe we won, because we sent astronauts to the moon.

Standing alongside the ranking Democrats on the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the minority leader, said Mr. Bush had begun "one of the most important and consequential debates we will see in our lifetime".

I had begun one-sided relationships with the woman on the balcony across the street who hung her shirts up to dry with their arms akimbo, and the one in the next apartment, who specialized in underwear.

The F.B.I. has begun what one official described as a preliminary investigation to determine whether the manuscript revealed secrets.

She has been managing a new concourse project at Dulles International Airport near Washington and has begun managing one for the planned Abu Dhabi International Airport in the United Arab Emirates.

That weird stage of life has begun, the one where I often find myself with a quiet house, all my babies scattered hither and yon with their friends.