Sentence examples for things that began from inspiring English sources
They revel in the very things that began to drive K.C. nuts.
"We're seeing the results of things that began when Enron first broke".
The very things that began with liberal universalist dreams of common humanity ended up in fragmentation and skepticism.
Handler: When you look at the scary state of this country, it's insane how things that began as jokes keep going, like the Kardashians.
From this, "I was completely and utterly taken up with my own existence and the attendant existential questions and could not have cared less about day-to-day politics" — to this, "I have to admit that I have a problem with time: many things that began or ended precisely didn't register with me until long after the fact".
Today things that began in this beach-fringed coastal region, a two-hour flight northeast of Rio de Janeiro, have spread across Brazil and far beyond the candomblé religion, a mélange of Roman Catholicism and animist tradition; popular music, heavily influenced by African drum rhythms and by Bahian innovators like Gilberto Gil; and the distinctive, delicious local way with seafood and spices.
Things that begin badly, end badly.
"This is one of those things that begins to emerge as a technology begins to become popular," he said.
"There's a critical mass when you get enough of these things that begins to set you apart.
Alice loathes lots of things: "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "The Howdy Doody Show" (which terrified her as a child) and "things that begin and end and begin again".
The label has expanded, said its program coordinator, Betty Lou McClanahan, to cover "all good things that begin with C: complexity, creativity and computing among them".
