Footnote 1: It has been objected that the Morning-Glory seed is too small to begin upon.
For reasons hereafter given, I consider the Morning-Glory the best seedling to begin upon.
The Magnolia is therefore less desirable to begin upon.
Large works of this nature, while they create an inconceivable development of commerce, must have a certain amount of a trading population to begin upon.
Our Jenny is going to be married to Tom Higginbotham, and he was speaking of wanting a bit of land to begin upon.
Meanwhile I stood waiting to make my bow; afraid to begin upon him, and wondering at his great bull-head.
I felt nothing except that here was another matter to begin upon; and it might be worth while, or again it might not, to have another fight for it.
For though we had plenty of victuals with us we were not to begin upon them, until all chance of victualling among our friends was left behind.
She addressed the attache, who was at a loss now what to begin upon.
The dinner is you, and the talks I have before me with you, which I could never have with anyone else; and I don't know which subject to begin upon first.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "begin upon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
