The British liaison appears to have begun very early in the war.

The honeymoon at the White Rose Tavern had begun very merrily.

They had begun very formally, as Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Hirsch.

All in all, the day had begun very well, dice or no bloody dice.

Our acquaintance with Mehitable had begun very soon after our arrival at the old farm.

Dora, who had begun very well at last, halted in her answer and looked surprised.

I don't think you have begun very well.

If difficulties and technicalities be avoided, such exercises as we suggest above may be begun very early.

What could have begun very inauspiciously ended up with people intrigued and willing to give it a go.

You must have begun very quickly.

There can be little doubt that continued misfortune and disappointment had begun very early to impair his noble mind.

The landlady of the house where the squire lodged had begun very early to entertain a strange opinion of her guests.

Habits, especially such as are begun very early, come at last to produce actions in us, which often escape our observation.

But it is my design to keep much in with Sir George; and I think I have begun very well towards it.

I had begun very early to put in execution the beneficial plan, first practised and made known by the great captain Cook.

These words were penned with direct reference to 'The Maid of Orleans', which was begun very soon after the completion of 'Mary Stuart'.