Sentence examples for it begins if from inspiring English sources

It begins, "If I lay here/If I just laaay here".

It begins, "If you've ever thought about visiting a cyber casino, here's something you should know: it's illegal to gamble online in the United States".

"Back in the Crowd" is a mariachi-tinged country ballad — it begins, "If you don't want these arms to hold you/If you don't want these lips to kiss you" — that could have been on an old Marty Robbins album.

In short, the game is over before it begins if your opponent can be counted on to say that either there is no demonstrated harm or, no matter how much harm there may be, it will not be enough to justify restrictions on speech.

Thus the Great Hot Dog-Sandwich Debate should be over as soon as it begins: if a sandwich is a portable, relatively tidy meal of meat inside a bread conveyance, the fact that the bun is sliced lengthwise but not all the way through affects nothing in this discussion.

It began: "If I had a hammer… ".

It began: If anyone besides famous people knew what it was like to be a famous person, they would never want to be famous.

We should cheer it, even if it begins in bad faith.

If it begins in the middle of the palm, the person falls in love easily.

It begins: "What if my face be black?

It begins as if it were divided between the present of a hospital room, where Claudia is dying, and the past of her history.