We found 753 examples of how to use beginning in an English sentence.
Sentences 726 to 750 of 753.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 726. | I'm beginning to suspect that Tom was the one who did this. | |
| 727. | I'm beginning to suspect Tom was the one who did this. | |
| 728. | Yanni failed his driving test at the beginning. | |
| 729. | From the very beginning, my brother didn't like her. | |
| 730. | Starting from scratch can also mean starting something over from the beginning. | |
| 731. | It's the beginning of Ramadan. | |
| 732. | We're at the beginning of a global mass extinction event. | |
| 733. | He headed to London at the beginning of July. | |
| 734. | Spring is over, and summer is beginning. | |
| 735. | Wanting to improve your expressiveness, but not wanting to express it is a contradiction from the beginning. | |
| 736. | From beginning to end Tom has only spoken with a lackluster demeanour. | |
| 737. | Today is the beginning of Black History Week. | |
| 738. | "I hardly know where to begin." "Start at the beginning." | |
| 739. | Yanni believed in Skura from the beginning. | |
| 740. | With the verb "caer," it's actually spelled "cayó," not "calló." The reason why is because with conjugations, whenever "i" is surrounded by two vowels, or if it's at the beginning of a word and there's a vowel right afterward, that "i" always changes to a "y," never to "ll." That's also the reason why it's "yendo" and not "llendo," or "yerro" and not "ierro." | |
| 741. | But what will be tomorrow? The beginning or the end? | |
| 742. | Yanni cried a bit at the beginning. | |
| 743. | Tom read the Bible in its entirety, from the beginning to the end. | |
| 744. | His face was beginning to brighten. | |
| 745. | "Are we facing the beginning of the end for Ferhat Mehenni's separatist group?" "Sure!" | |
| 746. | Yanni needs to go back to the very beginning. | |
| 747. | We're beginning a long and difficult job. | |
| 748. | The Spanish successfully captured many North African cities at the beginning of the 16th century. | |
| 749. | You can't expect everything to go well right from the beginning. | |
| 750. | The temperature is beginning to drop. |