Sentence examples for to begin playing from inspiring English sources
verb
To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.
- I began playing the piano at the age of five.
High-def movies take several minutes to begin playing.
Both universities expect to begin playing in the A.C.C. in the 2004-5 academic year.
He said he did not expect to begin playing right away.
Its built-in hard drive permits your choice of 5,000 movies to begin playing instantaneously.
REBOUNDS LUC LONGLEY said he hoped to begin playing in games within the next two weeks.
He practiced at yesterday morning's shoot-around and is expected to begin playing at full speed this week.
Theater News A new play by David Mamet, below, is to begin playing Off Broadway next month.
Not using your cellphone for four hours is a good reason to begin playing golf and to continue playing regularly.
The city was not long without a team, however, because the Rams left Los Angeles to begin playing in St . Louisin 1995.
The groups were often, though not always, in sync, as if one group had waited for another's downbeat to begin playing its independent material.
Just days before these attacks, that envoy, the retired Marine general Anthony C. Zinni, arrived in the region to begin playing the role of mediator.
