Sentence examples for problem began a from inspiring English sources

"My brother's been having a big problem," began a pensive 6-year-old girl named Ruthie, her brown hair falling around her small face, her voice soft and melancholy.

These problems began a long time ago.

In 1989, young rebels in the valley, believing that an independent Kashmir was the answer to their problems, began a separatist struggle against India.

The program's problems began a decade ago with an effort to merge military and civilian weather satellites into a single project.

Some of the owners said the problem began after a 2008 recall for an emissions problem that involved the fuel-filter module.

Matteo Garbelotto, a forest pathologist at Berkeley and a member of the team of scientists, said in an interview that the problem began roughly a century ago.

The problem began with a gesture to give existing retirees a higher payout than they where entitled to through a thirteenth-month payment from 'surplus earnings'.

For William Thompson, a retired builder from Hampton, N.H., the problem began with a rash that appeared on his back one Sunday morning about two years ago.

He stopped the car about 30 miles from where he said the problem began after a California Highway Patrol officer pulled alongside and gave instructions through a loudspeaker.

The problem began with a printer's error on the Republicans' form.

Mr. Bakaly's problem began with a Times article citing unnamed "associates" in the Office of the Independent Counsel in explaining options for the investigation.