Sentence examples for it often began from inspiring English sources

It often began with a phone call at an odd hour and ended, in the case of Micky Dolenz of the Monkees, three days later at a massage parlor in Phoenix.

The legend, often abbreviated, usually declared the name of the owner or institution; it often began with a cross and the word sigillum, followed by the name in the genitive case.

It often begins its development underneath the snow, reaching maturity as the snowbank recedes to expose it; one source suggests that its metabolic heat may help it melt a path through snow as it grows.

It often begins with a lost object.

As for the horror of leprosy, it often begins with a puzzling rash.

It often begins with an archaic or obscure word I have not defined.

It often begins, the girls say, with group sex, their minds usually dulled with alcohol and marijuana.

It often begins with an expanding zone of red skin — a symptom called erythema migrans — around the tick bite, but sometimes in other areas too.

(The game within the game, a staple of any good game, does not always take place between the whistles, to cite another hockeyism. And it often begins in the room — room is shorthand for dressing room, which is hockey-talk for locker room, which is where antagonisms are suckled, before they head out into the world).

A reader will pitch an idea -- it often begins with a question like, "What's that building going up across the street from my kid's school?" This reader opens a file and submits the story idea, along with any supporting material, like photos and videos.

It often begins in adolescence and has a tendency for chronicity [5,6].