Sentence examples for something you began from inspiring English sources

Knowledge@Wharton: Before we end our conversation, I did want to loop back to something you began discussing in the beginning of our talk which was the tremendous change in outsourcing in the last couple of decades.

"When you think about the skills required to make something you begin to think about the brain that made it".

"It's something you begin to ponder upon when you reach my age.

Practicality is something you begin to learn from about the age of five and it has nothing, nothing whatever, to do with being the pigeonholed, compliant, "granny-next-door" biddy that you think everyone wants.

If you take care of something, you begin to love it — which makes us very vulnerable.

How can you not start writing when our wars become all you think about, something you begin to dream about?

A catalogue will tell you that the artist is trying to "interrogate" something, or "question" something, or "disrupt" something, and you begin to wonder why the artist is so keen to "subvert traditional hierarchies" when the whole system seems to have served so many artists rather well.

A catalogue will tell you that the artist is trying to "interrogate" something, or "question" something, or "disrupt" something, and you begin to wonder why the artist is so keen to "subvert traditional hierarchies" when the whole system seems to have served so many artists rather well.

"They have begun to realise that it is only when you plant something that you begin to have a stake in the land," she says.

Corbet's film rejects that hope, suggesting that no sooner are you born, as a star, than something within you begins to die.

The more you practice writing, the more it will become a habit and something that you begin to truly enjoy and carve out time for.