Sentence examples for began elaborating from inspiring English sources
At first, he dismissed the idea, claiming not to know anything about newspapers, but then he began elaborating on the challenges facing the business, particularly at the Times.
Starting in the 1970's, MacKinnon began elaborating an argument that sexual advances in the workplace constitute discrimination against women, the historically subordinated sex and the one most often on the receiving end of such advances.
Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle may have been conceived as early as 1886, it was not until 1901 Potter began elaborating it while on holiday at Lingholm west of Derwentwater where she met young Kathleen and Lucie Carr, daughters of the local vicar.
In the software structure, the paper first discusses the operating system in the control applications, then Linux and RT-Linux are selected, and finally the functions of the CNC system begin elaborated according to the module's hierarchy.
Jackson runs away to another room and begins elaborate, Egyptian-style choreography with the Pharaoh's servants.
With Tim Carroll directing both the tragedy and the comedy and never running out of inspired ideas for either (his best notions alone would fill a notice), the challenge for any reviewer is deciding where to begin elaborate on everything bright and brilliant at hand.
He began to elaborate his ideas on the design of fortifications during the early 1750s.
It took him two months to write a letter that began to elaborate on the story.
Almost immediately, however, Jewish scholars in Palestine and Babylonia began to elaborate extensive interpretations of the Mishnah that were called Gemara.
After Moore and his lover Robert Fulps tested positive for H.I.V. around 1987, Moore began to elaborate this narrative sense more exclusively in painting.
But Queen Elizabeth I rejected the idea and instead sent Gilbert to Ireland (1567 70), where he ruthlessly suppressed an uprising and began to elaborate plans for a Protestant colonization of the province of Munster, in southern Ireland.
