Sentence examples for has ever begun from inspiring English sources
No country has ever begun entry negotiations without eventually being offered full membership, but plenty have encountered big problems on the way.
An accomplished historian, however, should resist the seduction of broad generalizations like: "No war has ever begun with such a fundamental misunderstanding of its nature".
Last month, AFP launched ground operations on behalf of GOP incumbents in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin — the earliest the group has ever begun making explicit political appeals in the field.
CBS's Scott Pelley recently began his evening broadcast in a way that no evening news in this nation has ever begun: "It has been a busy day for Presidential statements divorced from reality".
No American president has ever begun a year with as many different foreign policy crises as Obama now faces.
No nominee in the history of polling has ever begun a presidential campaign with negative impressions as widespread as Trump has now.
Paula rehashes the first beating over and over in her mind and wonders if the cycle of beating would have ever begun if she hadn't told Charlo to make his own tea.
Just seven teams in the history of Serie A have ever begun a season with seven consecutive wins, and only one of those (Inter in 1966-67) failed to win the scudetto.
Well before our journey had ever begun, we had hoped – albeit not particularly fervently – that we could do something with it, something that mattered; that by striking out for a place this nebulous we could find a shortcut to social justice, two days' drive from the nearest tap or telephone.
Martin thought he was building up the drama, but he just needed to have asked himself if he would have ever begun the obit of a male nuclear scientist thus: "He grilled the perfect steak, always remembered his wife's birthday and made it a point to go to his son's football games".
