Sentence examples for was beginning to go from inspiring English sources

I realised immediately I was beginning to go into labour.

Suddenly, I was beginning to go bald, I'd got fat, I'd lost touch with fashion.

By the 1960s the coal had run out; the town was beginning to go downhill.

He was beginning to go to activist meetings, groups of young people who had met on the square or who knew one another through the blogosphere, to discuss how to go forward.

The marches and protests that followed last Friday attracted the largest crowds since Mubarak was toppled, an early indication that concern about the junta and scepticism of their heavily curated vision of democratic transition was beginning to go viral.

In late 2003, when the occupation of Iraq was beginning to go badly wrong, the American journalist Dexter Filkins came across a village called Abu Hishma in the Sunni triangle.

The madness is beginning to go mainstream.

"The shingles were beginning to go.

It's beginning to go wrong for the US hero.

The home side are beginning to go for this.

But by then things were beginning to go wrong.