Sentence examples for of having begun from inspiring English sources
On Monday, he talked of having begun his consulting career "at the entry level".
Another, John McManus of the upper West Side, he characterized as "a huge, fleshy, unutterably coarse and low brute, who was formerly a prize fighter, at present keeps a low drinking and dancing saloon, and is more than suspected of having begun his life as a pick pocket".
The probability of having begun a new treatment after a first interruption was 21% at one year, 38% at 3 years, and 43% at 5 years (n = 1581).
Art hotels, once unheard-of here, have begun to sprout.
As of November 2008, hundreds of oysters had begun populating the reef.
The majority of respondents had begun their use of anabolic steroids around the age of 25, although three had begun at the age of 16.
A small body of research has begun to explore the support needs of ICU survivors.
Meanwhile, another kind of debate had begun.
The process of denigration had begun.
"A new era of production has begun.
Still, the age of austerity has begun.
