Sentence examples for it begins that from inspiring English sources

It begins: "That night when he came to claim her, he stood on the short lawn before her house, his knees bent, his fists driven into his thighs, and bellowed her name with such passion that even the friends who surrounded him, who had come to support him, to drag her from the house, to murder her family if they had to, let the chains they carried go limp in their hands".

It would be cheating, somehow, to confirm so directly what she, and any reader of her book, knows as soon as it begins: that she doesn't want to now, and never will.

"We are pleased to inform you," it begins, "that the United States Congress passed -- and President George W. Bush signed into law -- the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Act of 2001, which provides long-term tax relief for all Americans who pay income taxes".

PURISTS say the Merritt Parkway truly begins on the western banks of the Housatonic River, yet for many drivers, it begins that one sweet moment when they burst through the southbound tube of the West Rock tunnel on the New Haven city line, sunglasses removed for safety, with the picturesque highway unfurled before them like a ribbon.

"I know from how children react to me: at age 1 1/2, babies love me and smile at me; you come to 2 1/2 and already they look at me with fear; it begins that young, unless they grow up in a household with people of different sizes".

It began that process this week by laying off 160 mechanical engineers at its technical center in Warren, Mich.

The war, he added, "will always be clouded by how it began" — that is, he said, on the premise that Saddam Hussein had unconventional weapons, which did not exist.

The first is this: if it began that way, it would have remained that way, but if it did not, the feedback processes involved in acceleration or deceleration would drive it rapidly to zero or infinity.

It began that way a century ago, but across the United States, 90percentt of 4-H clubs are now in urban and suburban settings.

It began that night with two ballerinas in green leotards and black tights, insolently and insouciantly standing on an empty stage, weighing each other up.

Keas is not a Mint for health, although it began that way.