Sentence examples for is beginning for from inspiring English sources
verb
To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.
- I began playing the piano at the age of five.
Though he realizes he is old, he thinks he has not aged and feels that life is beginning for him.
President Kim Dae Jung told jubilant South Koreans on his return from the Korean summit meeting in Pyongyang that "a new day is beginning" for the divided peoples.
THE second half of the year is beginning for Madison Avenue the way the first half ended -- with a flurry of account changes and assignments in competitive categories.
12 Fragments of Meteor Sought A hunt is beginning for remnants of a meteor that blazed across the sky over Colorado last month.
In Charleston, where fund-raising is beginning for a museum dedicated to slavery, visitors will be able to walk the ground where 40 percent of the Africans who would be sold as slaves arrived.
Design work is beginning for the manufacturing plant, which is expected to cost $2.2 billion to $4.4 billion, depending on its production capacity, said a statement from the National Nuclear Security Administration, which is part of the Energy Department.
He was writing just as those favourable seasons were beginning for humans worldwide.
THE closure of three small airlines inside a week suggests the dark days are beginning for America's aviation industry.
By then the war was drawing to a close and the search was beginning for those missing.
But now the nightmare could be beginning for Brobeck's former clients.
