Sentence examples for interest began from inspiring English sources
In the 1890s public interest began to wane.
The revival of interest began among ordinary readers in the 1940s.
His interest began with a flier advertising a Buddhist lecture in Park Slope.
"I suspect the U.S. position would change direction rather quickly if issues of vital interest began to be investigated".
Mr. Lazio's interest began in his first term in Congress, where he persuaded Newt Gingrich to appoint him chairman of the housing subcommittee.
But when interest began to build among Chinese citizens a few years ago, its focus was a handful of high-end, high-rise condominiums in Manhattan.
Over lunch at a Midtown restaurant recently, Mr. Marra said that his own interest began during an undergraduate semester studying in St .Petersburg, Russia, in 2006.
Ms. Gantz's interest began 20 years ago when a young woman from Spain lived with her family as an exchange student.
Partly as a result of those conflicts, interest began to revive in the likely character of a conventional war involving the major powers.
After 1860, however, the English West Country merchants, who ran the migratory fishing interest, began to argue that settlement in Newfoundland was undesirable.
A decade ago, the Center for Science in the Public Interest began calling attention to the nutritional shortcomings of restaurant fare, cuisine by cuisine, by analyzing and publicizing the calorie and nutrient contents of popular restaurant and take-out foods.
