Sentence examples for was actually beginning from inspiring English sources

I was actually beginning to feel sorry for Chase.

"When punk got big in 1977, the economy was actually beginning to recover.

Mr. Latte was actually beginning to care about what he ate.

"I was actually beginning to worry I might have to come down there and euthanize her myself," he says.

He almost told the doctor the truth, that his father had been dead for a year, but instead said tha he had seen him the week before, and was actually beginning to like the old man.

But this week, one of the last schools to be built under the BSF scheme was completed – and it shows that despite Gove's criticism of "massive overspends, tragic delays, botched construction projects and needless bureaucracy", not to mention architects "creaming off" education funds, the plan was actually beginning to bear fruit.

The closest thing to innovation in the report is the so-called Quality Housing zoning initiative, which was actually begun by the Department of City Planning last year.

I'd like to show you one building though; I'd like to end today with one building that was actually begun by Domitian and then completed by Nerva.

A new, early morning Amtrak train was added on the Richmond route when McDonnell was governor, but the popular Lynchburg service was actually begun when Tim Kaine, McDonnell's Democratic predecessor, was in office.

A battle was actually begun, the battle of Embata, not in the Hellespont, but near Erythrae.

California's high-speed rail agency was actually begun under then Republican Governor Pete Wilson in the '90s.