Sentence examples for much begins from inspiring English sources

The idea of the poet who is scornful or terrified of everyday life pretty much begins with him.

Robin Norwood, the author of the 1985 best-seller "Women Who Love Too Much," begins her first chapter with a scene in which a client examines the framed counselling credentials hanging on Norwood's wall before describing her inability to keep a man and saying, "I'll do whatever it takes.

The movie, full of long, languid takes and characters who don't say much, begins as Pedro Pedro dee los Santos Juárez) is returning home to a wife (Teresa Ramírez Aguirre) who is somewhat miffed at his absence and to two daughters he barely knows.

Tony Maddox, executive vice president and managing director of CNN International, said: "Our thinking was we wanted a big, the biggest, name to hub our international prime time, and when it comes to global international superstars that list pretty much begins and ends with Christiane Amanpour".

In terms of American violence, he regretfully and mournfully concluded, "much begins with... the near deification of the gun in terms of American violence".

The long-simmering argument over who can take from the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basinnandly used for public and industrial use in metro Atlanta.

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.

What she knew about art pretty much began and ended with her artist father's glibly flattering society portraits.

The Jets did manage a 39-yard Folk field goal, but that pretty much began and ended their positives in this game.