Sentence examples for began appealing from inspiring English sources

Other automakers followed Volkswagen and began appealing to younger consumers.

In October, 2013, Jackson and his legal team began appealing through the federal courts.

As word got around that the group was forming, Democrats began appealing to Schumer for membership.

Mr. Holomisa had barely been elected when he began appealing to big business.

In the closing weeks of the campaign, Trump began appealing to black voters to give him a chance.

The suit, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, came just days after Rodriguez's lawyers began appealing the 211-game ban issued by baseball.

In the United States, the nuclear industry and its backers have begun appealing to the public for support.

But recently, local ANC candidates have begun appealing directly to black citizens and alienating non-black voters, emphasizing racial disparities in wealth and calling for race-based redistribution.

First, Islamic financial products particularly sukuk, issuance of which grew at an average annual rate of 35% from 2002 to 2012 have begun appealing not just to religious customers, but to all investors as a pure value proposition.

And amid corruption allegations and huge protests, politicians in South Africa's ruling party have "begun appealing directly to black citizens and alienating nonblack voters, emphasizing racial disparities in wealth and calling for race-based redistribution," The Post reported last year.

Greatly influenced by the writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Montesquieu, Trinh began by appealing in vain to French colonialists in terms of their own revolutionary tradition.