Sentence examples for i began requesting from inspiring English sources

So I shoved the movie ticket back in my pocket and I began requesting police reports and hammered out a story as quickly as I could.

After a while, I began requesting bottles of Ensure Plus, the liquid nutrition supplement that came in chocolate and vanilla and was a staple of the anorexics' meal plans; if you closed your eyes it could pass for a milkshake.

While I always kept a stock of capes in red and blue and orange -- people began requesting special designs.

Other groups began requesting subleases on the newly accessible mountaintop.

After only a few weeks on Facebook I began getting requests to be friends with friends of my friends (friends who I now didn't want to hear from for a least a couple of reincarnations), emailing asking if they could be my friend: Sure give me your credit card numbers, pay for my health insurance, or if you really want to be my friend, don't ask to be my friend!

When she came to the United States in 1999, she first worked at Yamaguchi's branch in Fort Lee, N.J. "The men would say, 'Oh, what can she do?' I began to get requests for me to serve them," she said.

Just about then, I began to get interview requests from newspapers about reports of wildlife (snakes, rodents, etc).

I began receiving hundreds of friend requests weekly until I had nearly 5,000 friends.

At the same time, I began to cold call and request to meet and chat with various entrepreneurs, business professionals, and venture capitalists, pretty much anyone who was successful in their own pursuits, to be able to learn and garner some advice and mentorship through their experiences.

Immediately afterwards, I began receiving fake-looking Facebook friend requests.

Re "When Giving Leaves You Wanting" (Love & Money, Dec. 2), in which Ellyn Spragins found herself searching to make charitable donations that left her energized and feeling connected to the recipients: In 1990, as a 55-year-old childless widower, I began to tire of the usual requests for donations and the small, seemingly inconsequential gifts I made annually.