Sentence examples for there commences from inspiring English sources

And so, in January 2014, there commences in France one of those rare periods when the head of state is unaccompanied by an official consort.

And so, in the 1960's and 70's, there commenced the restless globe-trotting of baby boomers, hungry for the sense of otherness largely absent from suburban life.

So Mr. Soffin Googled the State Department and reached someone there, commencing what would turn out to be 10 days of nonstop conversations and e-mail messages advocating on behalf of Mr. Berends and his translator, Samuel George, a Nigerian citizen who was also detained.

Nobody — not them; not their 6 children or 14 grandchildren, many of whom live in a cluster of five other small houses on the six-acre family property; and not their town, either — thought they should have to leave the mountain, so the effort to keep them there commenced immediately.

Although Willoughby did not agree that the islands had been evacuated, MacArthur ordered an amphibious landing there, commencing the Admiralty Islands campaign.

From 4 44 to 4 47 we watched commercials, and at 4 47 there commenced the literary part of the discussion, which lasted until 4 52.

He struts around the joint, acting like a matchmaker to the college kids working there, and commences to flirt with the manager (Annette Bening, channelling Diane Keaton to the point of litigation).

From there I commenced to craft, if I do say so myself, an action-packed, tightly plotted, swashbuckling, rousingly romantic adventure.

Every evening at six o'clock, a couple dozen or so people come and set up folding chairs there and commence a conversation about what they believe really happened in Hungary in the 1940s.

There, they commenced loading elements of the Army's 41st Infantry Division from 16 to 18 September.

In the realm of the first-created creatures, there already commences the problem of evil, which appears immediately in freedom or the misuse of freedom.