Sentence examples for he begins not from inspiring English sources

The scenery turns strange, though, as he rides west with his young Indian guide to Laguna Pueblo, and he begins not to believe his own eyes.

In his painting, he begins not with an outline, or attention to the model's proportions, but with her oddly colored laurel crown.

Nevertheless, Mr. Reynoso said, he too is well known in the district because of his work for Ms. Reyna, which he began not long after graduating from college.

It was not coming, and so he began not to speak his commands to his computer but sing them.

He began not with something festive but with the ethereal strains of Wagner's Prelude to Act I of "Lohengrin".

When Sanders did turn to the general election in his speech on Thursday, he began not with Clinton but with her opponent.

He also acknowledged Scott's role in the effort, which he said began not long after the city manager was hired about 30 months ago.

Over the last six months, though, he has begun not simply to look but also to recognise a few letters and numbers.

"Berdichev," he begins, "has not one cafe, not one restaurant.

Those long at-bats usually come after he begins them, not when he is sent in with an 0-2 count, runners on the corners and one out.

He begins to not only see the future, but invent it.