Sentence examples for have begun there from inspiring English sources

Wine is meant to have begun there.

Enron was a substantial pipeline company long before the frauds appear to have begun there.

Composer Scott Joplin wrote and played "Maple Leaf Rag" at the town's Maple Leaf Club, and the ragtime craze is supposed to have begun there.

Most of his drawings and paintings of America (which he may have begun there, but completed back home) derived from an expedition of seven ships that set out from Plymouth in April 1585.

As it might be recognised today, Chat Moss is thought to be about 7,000 years old, but peat development seems to have begun there with the ending of the last ice age, about 10,000 years ago.

I wish she had begun there.

He said that the attacks had begun there, and that 800 of about 6,000 residents were missing.

The refugees, many of them women and children, had arrived from the surrounding hills after killings had begun there.

A powerful Hindu revival had rolled over the plains, extinguishing virtually all trace of the religion that had begun there.

Printing had begun there in 1639, when the first printers, Stephen Day (also spelled Daye) and his two sons, left Cambridge, Eng., for Cambridge, Mass.

"The United States continues to be concerned about the situation in Tibet and we want to encourage the dialogue that has begun there," Ms. Rice said.