Sentence examples for time begun from inspiring English sources
Civilian judges have for the first time begun to rule against the military council.
Scarcely had extra time begun, however, than Best had spun past a defender with devastating turn, tacked outside the goalkeeper and run the ball into the net.
The findings come at a time when the UN has, for the first time, begun to recognise mental health as a global priority.
To that end ABC and the academy have for the first time begun a joint promotional program, coordinated by the Omelet advertising agency.
Their aim, according to General Kamal's source, was to launch a series of spectacular attacks in Baghdad and thereby undermine Maliki's Shia-majority government, which had for the first time begun to assert some order in post-civil war Iraq.
An obsession with protecting people's feelings has, over time, begun to trump other values, he says, "and if feelings are sacrosanct, then at the margins, the attacks on Charlie Hebdo are the end consequence.
Time began to pass with jagged edges.
"This time" began with a helicopter ride.
