Sentence examples for week have begun from inspiring English sources

Others who can't avoid the city that week have begun thinking of alternate routes.

BEIJING — Apparently unnerved by an anonymous Internet campaign urging Chinese citizens to emulate the protests that have rocked the Middle East, Chinese authorities this week have begun a forceful and carefully focused clampdown on activities by foreigners that the government deems threatening to political stability.

The week had begun with the poll showing Governor Bush trouncing Vice President Gore by 9 points, about the same margin Bill Clinton dispatched Bob Dole by four years ago.

GET CRAFTY WITH BARGAIN BREWS New York Craft Beer Week has begun its third year of celebrating the art of brewing locally, with tastings, food pairings, music and other entertainment across the five boroughs through Sunday.

Miles Windsor, chairman of Conservative Grassroots, said: "This week has begun a civil war in conservatism, it may rumble on for years – but as things stand, Nigel Farage is winning it at a stride".

The week had begun with rain that lasted until late Wednesday and as the clock ran down Thursday morning for the 2008 opening ceremonies, tournament officials warily eyed a large black cloud in the east.

The week had begun with Liverpool announcing their intention to extend a 120-year love affair with Anfield - but a quick glance at their home record in 2012 was clear evidence that the famous old ground is not the bastion of invincibility it once was.

After a rather relatively calm Milan Fashion Week (Lea T. and a pregnant model were our highlights), Paris Fashion Week has begun with a bang (read: celebs).

New York Fashion Week has begun, and it's already pretty clear that this is going to be a much different creature than seasons past – starting with what season, exactly, the models are wearing.

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This week has begun all that for me".