Sentence examples similar to the beg of from inspiring English sources
The original du Pont, Eleuthere Irenee du Pont, made his first gunpowder, from sulphur, saltpetre & charcoal, along the banks of the Brandywine, in Wilmington, at the beg. of the 19th century.
I beg of you the supreme Good.
The variability and auditory sensitivity of the begging calls of males could be due to the differentiation of vocal-motor program that enables and guides song learning.
In our study, early deafening changed the begging calls of 3 out of 5 males but did not affect the begging calls of the other two, whose calls were as stereotyped as those of females.
The begging calls of P. jacksoni nestlings consist of two distinct parts.
The larvae were starved for 24 h before the begging of feeding.
"Going public today is just the begging of the next chapter," he said. . . . .
So, from the begging of my research in Australia, I was thinking about the implications of Cultural Linguistics research for ELT.
Press freedom experts have long pegged Trump's rhetoric as the begging of violent ends for American reporters.
