Sentence examples for the segment began from inspiring English sources
The segment began innocuously enough.
Before the segment began, the reporter joked that if you didn't want to be on TV, now was the time to leave.
Ramos appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" shortly after the event in Iowa, and the segment began with Bill O'Reilly asking, "Anchorman or activist?" O'Reilly urged Ramos to stop calling himself a reporter.
The segment began with Fred Astaire in "You're All the World to Me," from "Royal Wedding": the number in which Astaire's character, delirious in love, appears to dance on the walls and ceiling of a small furnished room.
The segment began with the provocation "Are men second class citizens?" Miranda Devine invoked the spectre of the "criminalisation of masculinity" by man-hating mainstream feminists, before co-host Angela Cox identified herself a feminist who doesn't believe all men are rapists.
The segment began with Bliss calling Jax out as a guest, but the scene would ultimately erupt into an all-female brawl between the Raw participants in the women's Rumble.
(The segment begins at the 10-minute mark in this video).
The segment begins with this exchange: Brian Sullivan Mikee, I guess I've sort of made the case for your industry, and active management.
As the segment begins, the host Guy Raz is greeted by Rebecca Unsinn, described as headmaster at a school called the Porsafillo Preschool Academy, located in a striking I. M. Pei-designed building in a leafy enclave on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
Referred to by some as the Austin-Bastrop River Corridor, the segment begins where the river is "set free" from the system of dammed lakes that serves Austin and can meander downstream unimpeded.
L. 115 141, § 401(b)(42), substituted "a tax in the amount of $3.00". for "a tax in the amount determined in accordance with the following table for the period in which the segment begins:" and table which set out tax amounts ranging from $1.00 to $3.00 for segments beginning after Sept. 30, 1997, to 2002 and thereafter.
