Sentence examples for was beginning in a from inspiring English sources

But before all that happened--more than two decades before the civil rights legislation of the sixties and more than ten years before the Supreme Court's 1954 decision--a quiet drama was beginning in a small office in Brooklyn, New York, a drama that one observer later would call "perhaps the most visible single desegregation action ever taken".

"Jewels" was beginning in an hour.

National Dance Week was begun in a time of optimism about dance in America.

I'm talking about a wholesale revision in working methods that was begun in a number of offices in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

Counting was begun in a random cortical field and in consecutive non-overlapping cortical fields to the right of the previous view without selection; if necessary, counting was continued at the opposite (left) edge of the section.

"Consumers are beginning in a very real sense to own our brands and participate in their creation," he said.

New dances are begun in a variety of ways.

Then, after the UDI was announced in 1965, hundreds of new manufacturing projects were begun in an effort to defeat economic sanctions by import substitution.

The Catholic mission in Stretford was begun in 1859, in a small chapel on Herbert Street.

The process for acquiring a license for provision of the IMPs was begun in March 2008 and a Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency MHRAA) inspector notified in April 2008.

In Modena, Italy, a population-based mammography screening for breast cancer was begun in 1995, providing a biennial screening to women aged 50 to 69 years.