Sentence examples for neither began from inspiring English sources

As his career neither began nor ended at Rye, 3,000 might not be an exaggeration.

Some of the boldest reformers did little in their first 12 months; Margaret Thatcher neither began privatisation in Britain nor confronted the unions until her second term.

Mrs Thatcher did indeed oversee a collapse of northern manufacturing (though that process neither began nor ended with her), as well as a financial-services boom that was mostly felt in the south-east.

How could Americans have been so shortsighted?" The answer begins with the very nature of the Pacific Electric and the Los Angeles Railway: neither began as the sort of publicly owned and operated transit systems we expect in the 21st century, but as mere tools in a larger, for-profit, real-estate development development operation.

Although the world woke up to the cocktail of violence and xenophobia in May 2008, attacks on foreigners and other outsiders neither began nor ended in 2008.

Belisarius' pleas bore results, for, as Procopius reports (The Vandalic War, I.17), "the soldiers behaved with moderation, and they neither began any unjust brawls nor did anything out of the way, and [Belisarius], by displaying great gentleness and kindness, won the Libyans to his side so completely that thereafter he made the journey as if in his own land".

The story neither begins nor ends on Sept. 11.

Neither beginning nor ending, it was the new – blank, immoveable.

The show neither begins right at the beginning of Kandinsky's career, nor takes us to its end in 1944.

"To narrow the focus has the potential to inadvertently blind us to the underlying ideological struggle that still exists as well as to terrorist threats on the horizon that neither begin nor end with Al Qaeda," Mr. Zarate said.

I simply cannot let this situation continue.Sadly, readers will note that both these explanations, though differing in tone and content, share one important quality: neither begins to make any sense at all.