Sentence examples for to do beginning from inspiring English sources

But, he says, he has more to do, beginning with healing the rift caused by the civil-union law.

Marches aren't subtle; they don't lay out detailed manifestos (and, in any event, economists have been telling us for a quarter century what we need to do — beginning, again, with putting a price on carbon).

If Francis can find it in himself to follow John's example, there will be plenty for him to do, beginning with being more open about the sex-abuse scandal and taking more concrete action to rectify it.

"What we are going to do beginning this spring is set up a task force in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and [the Department of] Health and Human Services that will take a comprehensive look at the current threat spectrum from terrorism to foreign invasive species to new zoonotic diseases," she says.

The Treblinka II conspirators became increasingly concerned about their own fate once the amount of work for them to do began to decline.

But I do begin to act differently.

In embryos of modern cetaceans, limbs do begin to develop, but they later disintegrate.

DO began to rise gradually after 42 h when depletion of fermentable sugars occurred (Fig.  3a).

The effect on workforce capacity once these older psychiatrists do begin to retire will be substantial.

When you do begin to talk about your exes, do it with a balance in mind.

He has a golden opportunity to do that beginning Sunday.