Sentence for began | Use began in a sentence

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• The service began. (8)
• The examination began. (8)
• The third day it began. (8)
• He began to take courage. (8)
• Miss Bertram began again. (4)
• He began to tell me at once. (9)
• She began to climb the stairs. (8)
• Her heart began the hammerthump. (10)
• She began to fear Willoughby again. (10)
• Then she began to read it once more. (9)
• I began to think you would never come. (4)
• March began to think so too, at times. (9)
• A cuckoo began calling from a thorn tree. (8)
• The breeze died away; midges began to bite. (8)
• In 1820, he began to compose systematically. (3)
• His stare wavered; he began to walk up and down. (8)
• He had hardly seen anything of her since it began. (8)
• Early in January he and his 500 men began to march. (19)
• He began marching about the room with great strides. (10)
• He looked at me hard, as if he began to scent heresy. (8)
• Mr. Cuthcott again began banging on the little table. (8)
• But if on this shock he began to drink, what might not happen? (8)
• It affected his imagination, and his heart began to beat sickeningly. (22)
• A little farther along the water courses began to flow to the eastward. (7)
• Thus passed three minutes, then she again began rubbing the soapy garment. (8)
• And, kneeling down, she began to disentangle a fly, imprisoned in a cobweb. (8)
• A little talking wind shivered along the houses; the dusk began creeping in. (8)
• His blood began to sing: O happy those within, to see her, and be about her! (10)
• Strolling out into the High Street he began observing the humours of the day. (8)
• The startled Jolyon set down his barley-water, and began crumbling his bread. (8)
• When any strange man began, she used to ask him what pattern caps grandmothers wore. (10)
• Lavender began to speak, had been looking at him with strange intensity, dropped his eyes. (8)
• Certain terms in the letters here and there, unsweet to ladies, began to trouble his mind. (10)
• Clementina began to feel her dignity infringed; she did not answer, and now Milray laughed. (9)
• Then term began, and Gyp sat down again to the long sharing of Summerhay with his other life. (8)
• It began that day at Lakelands; I fell in love with you the very first minute I set eyes on you! (10)
• Mrs. March began to try the Triscoes in this place and in that, to divine them and to class them. (9)
• Then, just as the real business of the season was beginning, she began to feel dull and restless. (8)
• I do not think the syndicate began with serials, and I do not think it is likely to end with them. (9)
• There is no certainty of when the smaller domestic houses of England began to use glazed windows. (17)
• And it was longer than usual, too, before a face peered down, and the tip-tap of the bast slippers began. (8)
• Holding him close with all her strength, as she might have held one desperately loved, she began to mount. (8)
• He crossed the wooded neck above the valley, and began descending, peering into gulfs of the twilight dusk. (10)
• He began to experience the fretful craving to see the antecedents of the torturing woman spread out before him. (22)
• I jumped up, and tried to take her in my arms, but she slipped away; then she turned, and began laughing softly. (8)
• Mrs. Pendyce looked after him; her fingers, from which he had torn his coat, began twining the one with the other. (8)
• Finally, all that dress-making in the house began to scare him with vague apprehensions in regard to his own dress. (9)
• He began to respect her, relishing her exquisite contempt, and he reflected that widows could be terrible creatures. (10)
• He began to hope wildly that this rumour about the horse was a falsity, for there was no commotion, no one declaiming. (22)
• And perceiving that the very basis of his faith was endangered, he threw off the bedclothes, and began to pace the room. (8)
• They crossed from Oswego on Lake Ontario to Kingston and York, and began at once felling trees and erecting rude cabins. (19)
• At last the trunks were all on the tender, and the bareheaded stewards began to run down the gangways with the hand-baggage. (9)
• The exertion made him hot, which may account for the rage he burst into when Mrs. Hawkshaw began flutteringly to apologize. (10)
• She began to cut down the expenses for his personal needs too, and he had to eke out his diet in restaurants and wine-rooms. (12)
• A year later, however, her son began to busy himself with matters that would certainly give some clue to her more recent envoys. (5)
• She found another shaving within reach of her parasol, and began poking that with it, and trying to follow it through its folds. (9)
• Mrs. MacAnder smiled at them; she knew everybody; and all these three, who had been admirably silent before, began to talk at once. (8)
• The woman here edged so close that he bolted across her in affright, and began to slant back towards the opposite side of the street. (8)
• Vittoria began to admit the existence of his likeness to her lover, though it seemed to her a guilty weakness that she should see it. (10)
• My most unexpected energy threw the whole table into a roar, at the conclusion of which Fin began his narrative of the mail-coach adventure. (6)
• Now we noticed that a soldier was stationed at every furlong of the shore, and we began to be anxious about finding a secluded camp-ground. (20)
• And gradually little pauses began to creep into their talk; then a big pause, and Nedda, who would never want to sleep again, was fast asleep. (8)
• How they could get through it all had often amazed Mrs. Allen; and, when Catherine saw what was necessary here, she began to be amazed herself. (4)
• The Greydons began the social season for the purpose of preparing society for the early announcement of the engagement between Roderick Barclugh and their daughter. (18)

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Definition of began:

• began, b-gan’, pa.t. of begin.(0)

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