Sentence examples for which began almost from inspiring English sources

And the game, which began almost as an afterthought, was pleasantly tense — at least to start.

The low prices, which began almost three years ago, helped pump up the two newspapers' circulations.

The pro-democracy protests, which began almost two months ago, have been overwhelming peaceful.

A reading below 50 still indicates contraction, which began almost a year ago.

The filing is a new twist on Mr. Browder's case, which began almost four years ago.

One cannot help but be reminded of the grotesque suicide bombings of the al-Aqsa Intifada, which began almost exactly fifteen years ago.

Some universities now operate a pre-clearing recruitment period which begins almost as soon as the official UCAS application deadline is reached in a bid to fill empty lecture theatres and generate revenue.

The stimulation of both respiration (oxidative phosphorylation) and glycolysis is presumably responsible for the rise in the ATP/ADP ratio, which begins almost simultaneously with the increase in respiration.

A record 1,600 people attended the meeting, which began with almost 90 minutes of arguments.

Happily for him, he clung on to complete a mazy dash which began life almost by accident.

A few yards away from the marble monument, which began tilting almost as soon as it was finished in the 14th century, she stopped in her tracks, stretched out her right arm and tilted her hand at an angle.