Sentence examples for is not beginning from inspiring English sources
Lastly, it will become evident that mankind is not beginning a new work, but is consciously carrying into effect its old work".
But some planners, who applaud the energy and responsiveness of the Bloomberg development team, say the administration is not beginning with a broad vision -- asking what the city should be like 50 or 100 years from now.
Elena realises that what Lila means by disappearing is not beginning a new life, nor suicide: She meant something different: she wanted to vanish, she wanted every one of her cells to disappear, nothing of her ever to be found.
The audit also found that despite an increase in adoptions, the city is not beginning the legal proceedings that free foster children for adoption as swiftly as they should be.
If the economy remains the biggest anxiety for Labour, after a month of government infighting over issues such as Lords reform, the coalition's biggest challenge is demonstrating that it is not beginning to unravel.
It means that the recipe for success is not beginning with a milestone-laden proposal or a project with a hard-and-fast goal.
Medvedev says "issues with hospitals and relatives" means that the freezing process is not begun in an optimal timeframe.
Since LGV causes potentially severe infections with possibly irreversible sequelae if adequate treatment is not begun promptly, early and accurate diagnosis is essential.
"We're not beginning to... to... mean something?" Hamm says.
"We're not beginning to... to... mean something?" one character asks another in Samuel Beckett's 1958 play "Endgame".
