Sentence examples for simply to begin from inspiring English sources
The prescription for the new book was simply to begin with the words "It was a dark and silly night".
Like many top young players in the Allsvenskan, he hoped it would be a place simply to begin his career before transferring to an elite league.
At the beginning of "Censoring an Iranian Love Story," two Tehran natives, Dara and Sara, meet at a student demonstration outside Tehran University, and spend the next two hundred and eighty pages attempting not so much to consummate their relationship as simply to begin it.
It looked like an even worse call when he made seven league starts in 2013-14 and – stuck with an expensive, apparently bust flush that they could not move on – United were forced to loan him back to Sporting and cover all of his wages simply to begin his regeneration towards being of some sort of value.
For one thing, it seems empirically the case that one way of acquiring belief that p is simply to begin to act as if p were true.
The point rather is simply to begin with a certain obvious, but rough and vague statement, and find a replacement for it in a more precise, unified, and minimal idiom (see, e.g., PLA, 180, 189).
The question is simply where to begin.
It may be that they were simply sicker to begin with.
Although his strip in The Voice came to be called simply "Feiffer," to begin with, it was a neurotic's triptych: "Sick, Sick, Sick".
Afterward the boy's mother, Polly Powell, said she simply wanted to begin the process of healing and was grateful that the judge had shown leniency.
After Oct. 15, the target date for completion, the gardeners will move in, or in Mrs. Titsworth's case, simply stay, to begin the landscaping.
