It all started in October, the month of playoff baseball.
It all started in October, when snow swept over Eurasia at the fastest clip on record, according to Cohen.
It all started in April, when Abby Tomlinson - a 17-year old A-level student - lead the #Milifandon Twitter craze, proving young people were actually interested in politics.
"It all started in February of '99," he said, prompting an indulgent smile from an eavesdropping bartender who had clearly heard it all before.
It all started in December, when Robert J. Harth, the new executive director, informed him that the band's services were no longer required.
It all started in January, when Toby Lichtig reviewed "Journey by Moonlight," a 1937 novel by the Hungarian writer Antal Szerb that has recently been translated into English by Len Rix.
It all started in July, shortly after the Gates arrest (but before the beer summit), when D.C. police arrested Pepin Tuma, a 33-year-old D.C. lawyer, for singing a song they didn't like.
One could argue that it all started in January when a groundswell of disgruntled students sought to bring down the statue of British imperialist, Cecil John Rhodes (not to be confused at all with the "beloved" Zimbabwean lion, Cecil, who was rather unfortunately named after him!).
Well, it all started in April when the Therapeutic Goods Administration filed a submission condemning the sale and use of amyl nitrites as a recreational substance sold under-the-counter at adult stores and used by many within the LGBTIQ community during sex.
It all started in May 2010, when we set out our ambition that government-held datasets should be requested and used by the public and then published on a regular basis.
It all started in May 2012 when, on a whim, I began training for a 100-mile plus bike ride, referred to as a century, as part of a charity to raise money to fight cancer.
