Sentence examples for to begin even from inspiring English sources

But to tell the full story, we need to begin even earlier.

The shooting of cage-trapped badgers starts at dawn, so as cull saboteurs we have to begin even earlier.

His story traces a paradigm that is becoming increasingly common, beginning with an obsession for the game that seemed to begin even before he was born.

Delury believes more aggressive diplomatic gestures could help ease the situation further, but only if the political will exists to begin even limited engagement with the regime.

Even though she is not ready to begin even the most preliminary tests, she already has 600 on a waiting list.

The new generation of border walls allows one to see across, and even reach across, into Mexico, permitting the Border Patrol's surveillance to begin even before prospective migrants set foot on American soil.

McWilliam's "other addiction" — to books and to words — began even before she could read.

The motivation to unionize began even before the Sapporo acquisition.

Tributes to the playwright began even before his death.

Indeed, this increase in inequality lowered overall mobility, which was low to begin with, even further.

To begin with, even genuine old wines vary enormously from bottle to bottle.