Sentence examples for have begun going from inspiring English sources
Despite all the despair, activists groups have begun going beyond reporting to presenting solutions.
To overcome suspicion of the vaccine and frustration with long lines at clinics, vaccinators have begun going door-to-door or using tents shifted from one neighborhood to another.
Some might think it especially cynical for Cameron to have begun going on about "our NHS", given that he was plotting to privatise more of it – and so turn it piecemeal into something better described as "their NHS".
In another sign of concern, the state news agency cited police officials as saying satellite dishes were illegal, and authorities have begun going from house to house confiscating the dishes.
Now officials at the Pentagon have begun going through the projects poised to receive those funds to see which could be scrapped or delayed if the president asks them to pull $5.7 billion from the military construction budget for emergency construction of the wall.
Direct communications have begun going out to students about the new requirement from the IT security office.
She has begun going to consignment shops more often than to Lord & Taylor, and she is relying on cash rather than her credit cards.
Residents in the area expressed similar sentiments, noting that Christmas trees had been erected in parks in Cagayan de Oro, a popular tourist town, and that residents had begun going to church nightly in preparation for the holidays.
The telephone bill that my mum had begun going through with a highlighter, asking my sister and I to explain the numbers she didn't recognize.
The telephone bill that my mum had begun going through with a highlighter, asking my sister and I to explain the numbers she didn't recognise.
