Sentence examples for began comparing from inspiring English sources

The young men immediately began comparing tattoos.

While there, he began comparing and evaluating modes of supervision.

"And he's gone!" While they waited, the women began comparing their wedding and engagement rings.

Once they learned of their shared interest, they began comparing notes, like trading-card fanatics.

The researchers then began comparing these genes to those for snake venom.

Some years back, he began comparing wild sewer rats with clean lab rats.

The publicity nightmare worsened recently as Internet chat groups and tabloids began comparing "Jersey Girl" to the much maligned "Gigli".

It wasn't long before television commentators began comparing the September 11th attacks to the Japanese assault on Pearl Harbor.

So health officials and the hospital began comparing hepatitis cases with lists of surgical patients, and the pattern emerged.

And 95percentt of temporary orders have been upgraded since the program began, compared with 25percentt previously.

Its economy was stronger, growing at 4% per year when austerity began (compared with 1.9% in the first quarter for America).