Sentence examples for who would begin from inspiring English sources

It was Grace who would begin to rethink her own schooling: How lustily she had sung on Empire Day, "God save our gracious king.

I even heard of one FTSE 100 chairman who would begin every meeting by ceremonially ripping open the envelope in which his board papers had been delivered.

Mr. Dawkins describes one teacher who would begin by saying, "Oh, dear" and "I can't hold it" and "I'm going to lose my temper," before warning his students to hide under their desks.

Inside, Alice Walker was speaking to a packed room about the burden of expectation on the man who would begin his Presidency the next day: "One person cannot possibly fulfill all the dreams that other people are dreaming for him".

The firm's experts, who work mainly with large banks and electronic commerce companies, explained the role of their attack and penetration team, a group of in-house hackers who would begin testing immediately.

Both she and I relished, therefore, the idea of spending an evening with an unnamed character (Why call her Joan? Why call her anything?) who would begin by reassuring you how well she was coping.

"What do we even do?" asked Delaney, who'd begun to cry.

I was thirteen — that kid alone in the ticket line, slipping past ushers who'd begun to recognize me, impatient to get to my favorite seat.

His friend, who'd begun to feel sick from dehydration, grew weak and lost weight, his skin turning a pallid gray.

Roger's chest was white and skinny, the chest of a man who'd begun drinking before he was a man.

I was thirteen that kid alone in the ticket line, slipping past ushers who'd begun to recognize me, impatient to get to my favorite seat.