Sentence examples for are beginning to join from inspiring English sources

And men are beginning to join them.

Some organisations are beginning to join the dots.

A handful of million-selling stars are beginning to join them.

"Previously hooligans would fight other hooligans from opposing teams, but since the first Pegida activities in 2014 we see that many of these people are beginning to join political demonstrations and be more active there," he said.

In the state's rural outposts, towns tend to be skittish about getting sucked into the orbit of the nearest big city, but they are beginning to join with neighboring small towns.

International scientists, seeing a chance to further their careers in an expanding market fueled by vast manpower and funding, and eager for a cultural adventure, are beginning to join them.

In 1947, as residents of the Indian camps were beginning to join relatives in the UK and the US, Mr. Herzog was still in Valivade and had strong memories of Indian Independence day.

On the edge of Atlantic Canada, far from the American South and the slave-trading ports of Africa, a long-established community of black Canadians is beginning to join calls for reparations for slavery and for greater recognition of their history.

"Facebook is beginning to join Google as one of the most influential players in driving news audiences," observes the Pew study, as social sharing steers readers to the stories that are most popular among their social circle.Letting your network of friends guide you to stuff you might find interesting makes a lot of sense, says Nick Denton, founder of Gawker Media, a network of popular blogs.

This soft, delicate nostalgic color and aromatic flower name is beginning to join other purpley cousins Violet, Lilac and Mauve among adventurous namers intrigued by the Harry Potter character Lavender Brown or Matilda's best friend.

And many more Poles are beginning to debate the merits of joining.