Utiliser "begun" dans une phrase

1. If we mentally stagnate, aging has begun

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2. If you know that your faith is still growing, and you have just begun

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3. In accordance with the theory of life that I too had begun to adopt while in solitary confinement, I tried to develop a similar Zen-like acceptance of the here-and-now

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4. The show it seemed had begun

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5. The assembly begun with a

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6. She had begun to look forward to his visits

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7. Jake, we have begun this day what may prove to be the salvation of the world

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8. Kate went to Daniels side and he took her hand grinning, “My love, I fear that we have begun the battle of our lives!”

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9. It looked like the evening was over before it had begun but Aristethes took charge

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10. Slowly, and in a maddening whirl of confusion, recrimination and tears, Lucy begun to piece together the utter horror and enormity of what her mother was saying

11. Even at Lucy’s tender age the seeds of cynicism had begun to take root, especially now that hope seemed so far away, and she mentally went “whatever” as the DJ waxed lyrically about the new voice on the block

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12. There in the distance, she spotted the Hausa; they had begun gathering for the evening

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13. discover that every rose bush and plant had begun to re-grow its thorns

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14. Sao Luis had begun its second voyage in 2361, well before the war started and before the Brazilians put the Kassikan’s virus into production

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15. of the room as this procedure was begun

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16. While onboard the Sword, Tyu had begun to teach Alexis the Scather language

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17. the two of us since I had begun testing

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18. they do they will have begun to presume to know

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19. He has already been informed of your request and has begun processing it

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20. 24And when he had begun to reckon, one was brought unto him, which owed him ten

21. maddening whirl of confusion, recrimination and tears, Lucy begun

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22. the seeds of cynicism had begun to take root, especially now that

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23. This was actually a point for him, she had begun changing before she took the shonggot and she saw that now

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24. When Harry had begun to be highly proficient with the staff, White Feathers brought young Jameson to him for training in the techniques and purposes behind such an education

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25. Hipolyta and Titania had begun keeping the curtains over the workshop alcove closed all the time, but as they also made sure no one was usually around to notice when they went in and out, it didn't raise any suspicions

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26. “Therefore in a real sense you have been making serious contributions to our family's wealth for years, just as your sisters have begun to do

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27. The city had begun as a campsite at the end of that expedition, a place so far away at the time that they could never be bothered

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28. When Harry had brought the last of the stack from the storeroom, George bid him hold upright the fitted ribs he had begun to place

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29. He had begun to wonder if

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30. Her voice rang through the little hall in a triumphant appeal, then fell into echoing supplication, and gathered itself in the air into a crescendo of glorious beauty, and then, as quickly as it had begun, it trailed into silence

31. He settled into a chair, selected a book, and had just begun to read when there came a fervent knocking upon the stateroom door

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32. Mackie that he was completely at their disposal, “Would you prefer that I wait here, or return shortly?” He asked, hoping to walk off the nervous butterflies which had begun flittering about in his stomach

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33. preference for French Cardinals - has begun to even things

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34. Outside it had begun raining,

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35. had begun smoking because of the green wood, burning his

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36. This event unmistakably signaled the birth pangs had truly begun for the humble beginning of a new era

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37. It had just begun to rain as Jean arrived home later that

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38. encouragement and had already begun threading his way

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39. They were now three together again, and the high spirits with which Harry and Kaitlyn had begun the day were now trebled as well

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40. He thought back to remember how he used to just have pleasant times with his friends, before all this horrible stuff had begun happening

41. Lawrence Spelman had begun the arduous process of the disposition of properties no longer deemed useful to themselves, or which might be better employed in the use of others

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42. The host was most anxious to clarify the translation of all the talk of centers and brains into the more concrete schema of the octave's structure they had just recently begun to map

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43. stairs to Henri’s office and had already begun his tirade

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44. fight had already begun, cheers roared from the stands but you could still hear the

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45. “Would you care to help me stuff 'Guy'?” He offered promptly, and they were off to the back of the house where the project had already begun

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46. choir had begun what he presumed was a motet

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47. He apologized that he had not yet begun furnishing all the rooms, as he led them along a tour of the house and grounds

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48. reconsidering his strategy, and had begun picking at his

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49. begun the ride back along the secondary routes they had

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50. By now Benoit had begun to tire of the

51. She had begun to grieve

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52. Marguerite had begun to

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53. But now that he’d begun there was no going

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54. The long, agonizing wait for news had begun

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55. That bridge And then our life has just begun

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56. He had already begun it, the rainy way

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57. Wuffs began, not really letting anyone know he'd begun

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58. Warning bells should have begun ringing when they

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59. As were the rest of the forest creatures, for as suddenly as the noise had begun, it stopped, and in the new found silence, all that Emily could hear was her blood throbbing in her veins

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60. hit it off and begun a friendship that would have

61. Genet was disturbed to find that the evil voices had begun

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62. fringes of the wood behind and had begun their descent

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63. I have already begun

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64. But, before he found the courage to rejoin the others, the group of survivors had already begun their hasty retreat, leaving the cowardly Tetloan behind

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65. "Well, is the party over or only just begun?" Shinvei asked, noticing they were both still naked on the bed

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66. Then – just as abruptly as it had begun – it stopped

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67. A new procession of roughly a hundred soldiers had begun

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68. "Besides which, I have only begun to understand the nature of his power

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69. It has already begun

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70. She had begun to believe he would never succeed, but now

71. The Death Guards, along with Rafe's elven companion X'ander, had organized construction crews throughout the city and had begun building huge wooden planks which, once the battle began, were to be used as pathways to connect the city's rooftops

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72. He wondered if they had begun to forget

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73. The ancient statutes of assize seem to have begun always with determining what ought to be the price of bread and ale when the price of wheat and barley were at the lowest ; and to have proceeded gradually to determine what it ought to be, according as the prices of those two sorts of grain should gradually rise above this lowest price

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74. Fizzicist shook his head which had begun to paint a picture of Mother Mcready at the end of his kite string, high up amongst the clouds

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75. The new dark ages had begun and reality was now the nightmare

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76. It seems to have risen somewhat in the course of the present century, and it had probably begun to do so, even some time before the end of the last

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77. This evil had begun in the reign of Charles II

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78. The value of silver, therefore, seems to have risen somewhat in proportion to that of corn during the course of the present century, and it had probably begun to do so even some time before the end of the last

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79. That, notwithstanding this reduction, the value of silver has, during the course of the present century, begun to rise somewhat in the European market, the facts and arguments which have been alleged above, dispose me to believe, or more properly to suspect and conjecture; for the best opinion which I can form upon this subject, scarce, perhaps, deserves the name of belief

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80. The very same virus that had begun it all -- the false immortality, unfiltered

81. hour, and she’d hardly begun to prepare

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82. Thankfully, for the pair of lovers, their battle was over, the time for rebuilding had begun

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83. Had the drought not struck, Geneia would have begun her

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84. may sleep with any female slave, so long as she’s begun her bleeding

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85. Books for children he has begun to

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86. Because Asclepius had begun to bring the dead to

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87. The fun had begun

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88. The season of winter holidays had begun

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89. had begun to rattle ad sway again, and after about a hundredth

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90. A small headache had begun to chip away at my patience

91. It had begun some years before when her parents went away and Zarko’s mother invited her to stay with them during that time

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92. Years later when he’d begun his court duties she had also been at the royal court and hadn’t wasted any time in looking him up

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93. “Then the transformation has begun!”

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94. Minutes had begun to slip into hours

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95. Fatigue had begun to accumulate

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96. They had begun their descent with some confidence, albeit forced

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97. And he doted on Eury, as he’d begun to call their son

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98. It had begun during the government of the long parliament, which first framed this act, and it broke out soon after in the Dutch wars, during that of the Protector and of Charles II

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99. After shaking hands he hesitated a bit to leave the table, as he had begun to enjoy the often somewhat strange though friendly discussion

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100. Eventually she had begun faking orgasms just to please him