Sentence examples for was began at from inspiring English sources

When Paul was seventeen, she was began at the Slade, where she met a professor who took a great interest in her work — the artist Lucian Freud.

The greater part of the disease-based holocaust had passed, and based on the carbon dating of bone tissue the PRE-Columbian life expectancy for the north east area was began at under 23 years with the new diseases and genocide creating a perfect storm.

Printing in Rhode Island was begun at Newport in 1727 by James Franklin, an older brother of Benjamin.

The review was begun at the request of the losing candidate in the April 14 election, Henrique Capriles Radonski.

Similar efficacy was observed when treatment was begun at 1 or 3 h.

The International Society for Computerized Electrocardiography ISCEE) "genome" project was begun at the end of 2000 to explore mechanisms for development of a cross-platform electrocardiogram (ECG) database.

It was begun at Old Minster, Winchester, towards the end of Alfred's reign.

In 1913, an experimental breeding program was begun at Cap-Rouge by the Canadian government.

He said the evaluation was begun "at the request of various water districts in the West".

Although construction was begun at New York in the shipyard of Foreman Cheesman, work on her was discontinued in 1796.

Electrophoresis with blue 'NativePAGE Cathode Buffer' (Invitrogen) and 'NativePAGE Anode Buffer' both at pH 7 (Invitrogen) was begun at 10 mA at 4°C for 1.5 hours.