Sentence examples for which began really from inspiring English sources

As for Pauline, back in the late 1990s, she didn't yet understand the true nature of her addiction, either, which began really to blossom when she went off to college.

Decisions such as Abood contributed to the simultaneous steady rise of public-sector unions not protected under the Wagner Act and the decline of private-sector unions, which began in the 1950s but really picked up steam in the 1970s.

The commercials, which began running in 2003, didn't really sell soap use.

But in the case of The Fall, Allan Cubitt's controversial serial killer drama, the second series of which began on BBC2 last Thursday, what, really, is there to spoil?

Phase 3 of Martin's career, which began a few years ago but really took shape in 2015, feels different from those earlier eras.

Suharto, which began in 1966.

2013," which began: I am Fresno.

which began in 1966.

Simpson inspired Simpson Magazine, which began in March 2013.

At the pardoning ceremony, Perry cited Proverbs 22, which "begins with a really simple truth.

A good example is his account of Kathleen Hosken, which begins (is this where the novel really starts?) about 50 pages in, with a section called "The Gift".