Sentence examples for started to begin from inspiring English sources

"The Senate has been hanging out since January and it's only been the last, at most, a week where we've actually started to begin the substantive discussions," the governor said after a meeting with the two other leaders.

When we come across artists that really grab our attention, we get behind them and support their work, and I guess that is the main reason why the blog was started to begin with – to promote good music.

"We've talked a lot about desktop replacement for six years, but it's really started to begin in the past 12 months," says Compaq's Baker.

But you have to get started to begin the process.

I started to begin my day with that simple gratitude and continue it throughout the day.

Finishing just eight minutes before Bush's opening remarks, both sides agreed to promise to get started to begin to figure out how to proceed on a final solution to those fundamental issues that are yet to be defined).

Story starts to begin serial career, and public gets stirred up.

"So we were starting to begin a lot of preparatory work as far as looking at 2012.

Start to begin to associate pain to NOT taking action.

The children also start to begin kindergarten at this age to start their social lives.

It's 2 a.m., and thanks to California law, your night is over just when it was starting to begin.