Sentence examples for began express from inspiring English sources

"We're too young to have an identity crisis," he said of FedEx, which began express package deliveries in 1973, "but we want to make sure people know all the roles we play".

China recently began express train service from Beijing to Guangzhou, Xi'an and Luoyang, making it easier to visit the terra-cotta warriors, the Buddhist carvings at the Longmen Grottoes, and Hong Kong.

Other residents began expressing outrage that very few jobs were being opened to them.

Later, after an outpouring of complaints, he began expressing more contrition, but the damage had already been done.

And some of his supporters, with an eye on Mr. Bush's rising poll numbers, began expressing their anxieties publicly.

Later, said Lorenzo Lacovara, another former worker at the bar, Daood Gilani began expressing anger at all non-Muslims.

The change started at the end of 1942-43, when people began expressing their anger towards us, especially the Hungarian neighbours.

Mr. Khoshchehreh began expressing his concerns about the president as early as October 2005, three months after Mr. Ahmadinejad took office.

The F.D.A. declared BPA safe in 2008, but began expressing concerns about possible health risks in 2010.

Students at the University of Missouri recently began expressing their desire for "safe spaces" on campus in the wake of controversies over racism at the school.

In time, however, visitors to the Web site began expressing interest in politics and presidential hopefuls, with Dr. Dean an early favorite.