Sentence examples for what you begin from inspiring English sources

What, you begin to wonder, have English universities ever done to Lord Browne?

Cox once told his local paper, the Orange County Register, that his favourite food was artichokes and that his motto was "don't quit what you begin".

It doesn't matter if you start a room with some nearby cubicle mates or with friends scattered across the globe: what you begin to realize — almost instantly — is that taking turns playing music with friends is a kind of communication.

At least, that's what you begin to think as, in grand Thought For The Day tradition, he quotes Jesus to justify his information revolution, WikiLeaks portrayed as a kind of Niagara Falls of fact, gushing down towards the common man against the traditionally upward flow of knowledge.

If you spend weeks together, day in and day out, eating the meals together, chatting and sitting around and drinking the beer together and God knows what, you begin to get a basic outline of what it really means to be a musician, as opposed to flying from one city to the next and rehearsing the 'Archduke' Trio for half an hour and then already walking onstage.

At one point Ron asks his wife about their six year old son, "are you sure he's not a midget with a learning disorder?" And what you begin to realize is that Ron's outlandish locutions create a new epistemology of news gathering.

So don't worry if your finished portfolio looks nothing like what you began with.

But how can you preach the value of an education if you don't value it enough to return to college to finish what you began?

For this reason, I call upon you to finish what you began by ending the One-Child Policy completely.

Discover if you are, and what you can begin to do about it.

Besides, you can never finish what you never begin.