Sentence examples for spoke began from inspiring English sources

During the telling of Jack and the Beanstalk a woman who caregivers said rarely spoke began to join in the telling.

Many of the women who spoke began by apologising in anticipation of error – they were so little used to being asked what they wanted or to seeing other women in decision-making roles.

Every day, about an hour after first light hits the green hillsides of upcountry Maui, the spokes begin to sing.

"The department store began in an era of a hub-and-spoke transportation system for cities, before the automobile," Tedlow says.

The following month, he began "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," the book that helped set the world to war.

It began where a spoked handwheel, rusted red, had been pressed into the dirt as if it were a sundial, a clock, stopped.

In the case of mechanically-titled recent work Ja 552354454, for example, the idea began with interlocking spokes.

Mr. Obama, known for acting a little superior and blasé about his opponents, soon began scribbling notes while his rival spoke, looking down and avoiding eye contact, even with the camera.

Next, he drew a larger circle around it and began connecting the two circles with spokes: "building bridges," as he put it.

He stood by watching as it began to shudder through a shakedown cruise, its steel spokes throwing raindrops.

He began collecting baseball cards, though not always with great care, putting them in the spokes of his bicycles.