Sentence examples for much beginning from inspiring English sources

CSOs will gain at least as much, beginning with access to cheaper capital.

He continued, "He is an enigma, yet at the forefront of so many things we love so much," beginning with "Strangelove".

There's very little point in spending many words describing the game, primarily because I'm very much beginning to feel that all these modern shooters are going the way of the music genre: you can only pump out Guitar Hero (or Modern Shooter) so many times before people are like, "Yeah, I played this a few months ago".

Networks are very much beginning to materialize because of this.

At five years, I thought it was probably right, and now at nine years I am very much beginning to wonder about the wisdom of that aphorism again.

Martin: When they first told me, I said, "How can they make that a TV show?" The novella and the movie are very much beginning, middle and end.

And so much began with John Lasseter.

GW: I think the book very much began as that.

In fact, it was not until the 1930s that much began to be known about viruses.

Young Yves pretty much began his career with abstraction, which may help explain how he went so far beyond it.

MERCEDES-BENZ CLS The "four-door coupe" craze pretty much began in 2004 with the CLS's introduction.