Sentence examples for we began to go from inspiring English sources

She had a list of voters — Republicans, Democrats, and Independents — and we began to go door to door.

Anyway, we began to go out, and I met the family, who were very pale Negroes, decidedly so on her mother's side.

'The take-up was very small - a few hundred - and we began to go through the money quite quickly.' But salvation was at hand.

Our bus was too large to turn around, so we began to go in reverse to get out of the tunnel.

We thought for a time of buying a flat or a house in an outlying small town, and the idea excited us for some months, but as we began to go into the details the thought of housekeeping grew more and more oppressive to both of us.

This will be the most innovative decade in human history — when we begin to go from worrying about shortages to worrying about how to share the abundance that we create.

We all began to go over all that happened in the last few days, wondering just how much physical contact we had individually made with Patrick Sawyer.

Then, just like clockwork, the moment we started to unpack, the mechanicals began to go.

The art really began to go downhill, we're told, when Johann Sebastian Bach got his grubby fingers on it.

"The old building was cramped and ill-suited to the reinvention that we were beginning to go through," Keller said.

"I don't know how we even begin to go about healing all of this," said Anne Moore, the chairwoman of the town Police Commission.