Sentence examples for started began from inspiring English sources

Cabvision, a company he started, began installing TV's in taxis in March.

Litton, who had been at the back of the pack when the race started, began his run two minutes after the gun was fired.

Four years ago, when a business that Helena had started began to fail, so too did her mental, physical and financial health.

Meanwhile, the same Danish group that got the debate started began a study that analyzed annual semen samples collected from 18-year-old men who were being examined for their fitness for the military — a requirement in Denmark.

Atco's first tenant was the Bestfoods Bakery Company, which even before the renovation started began leasing 106,000 square feet of the building for office space, a thrift store and a baked-goods distribution center.

PAGE C5 Strength in Durable Goods econ C4 METRO EXERCISER'S LOUD NOISES Lead to Assault Trial Stuart Sugarman adjusted the stationary bicycle for his frame, clicked his specialty cycling shoes into the pedals and, when spinning class started, began the most conspicuous part of his ritual: his loud noises.

One, which he scribbled before the talks started, begins:What they want:1.

Getting Started: Begin by scheduling a regular time to meditate.

Project Head Start began in 1965 as a summer program of the US Government for low-income preschool children.

Gettelfinger said he's confident of ratification and that voting could start begin this weekend.

Raise ocean temperature by a degree or more, and stocks start beginning to shift.