Sentence examples for matters began from inspiring English sources
Now, matters began to change, as Hawk missiles were sold.
Matters began to change quickly between the US and China in 1971.
Matters began to turn for Ward in the seventh after he caught Kovalev flush with a jab and hook early in the round.
Matters began to unravel at the end of 1970 when, in order to get rid of Klein, McCartney had to sue not only him, but also the three other Beatles in the High Court.
The Québécois (the French-speaking residents of Quebec), profoundly dissatisfied with the way the Canadian embassy in France dealt with such matters, began to establish quasi-diplomatic relations with France.
Matters began to take a turn in 1889, when Benjamin Harrison, a widower, argued that, because the oath of office was public, the vow he had taken was not to the office but to the people.
By year's end, New York might be the only state where adulthood, in criminal matters, begins on the 16th birthday.
Reread the beginning of Pride and Prejudice, on the other hand, and matters begin to seem far less clear cut.
Why Darwin Matters begins with an explanation of evolution and the overwhelming evidence for natural selection.
Troubles for investors in the Silar matter began back in 2006 when the USA Commercial Mortgage Company went bankrupt.
"Our review of this matter began immediately upon receiving notice," said Joe Hornstein, a university spokesman.
