Sentence examples for Has beginning from inspiring English sources

But in so many other ways she has, beginning with the very way she works.

HyperloopOne has beginning construction on its own test track in the Nevada desert, of course, but the SpaceX project looks considerably further along.

As such, consumer evaluation of a good such as beer is tied to the economics of information, which has, beginning with the pioneering work of Stigler (1961), Nelson (1970), and Spence (1973), become an important facet of modern microeconomic theory over the past half century.

An attractive possibility is that the key remains in any alteration in the natural history of a cell; any cell, as any organism, has beginning, development, ageing, and death.

Format Line Weights & Arrows so that the parabola line has beginning and ending pointy arrow heads.

Has begun his City career by gliding around the pitch imperiously and making any doubts seem a fading memory.

But in Friday's edition, Le Monde announced, "The American War Has Begun".

Beginning with his 1979 album, Into the Music and the song "And the Healing Has Begun", a frequent theme of his music and lyrics has been based on his belief in the healing power of music combined with a form of mystic Christianity.

Three days earlier, on 19 June, the newspaper had run the editorial headlined "The Pushback Against Gays Has Begun," which claimed that: "The [gay] community's leadership has told outright lies against the Jamaican nation, by consistently portraying gay-on-gay violence as evidence of "homophobia" and abuse of gays.

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And the next day, Anne took on everyone (including Gove and Osborne -- and Brown for that matter) in her column in the Evening Standard, "The Campaign Has Begun -- With a Slanging Match".