Sentence examples for began to chart from inspiring English sources

For male candidates, gender remains a treacherous minefield whose danger zones the 2008 campaign only began to chart.

In 1986, according to Mr. Anas and Middle Eastern intelligence officials, Mr. bin Laden began to chart a separate course.

Desire to avoid war Dr Welch points out that Mass-Observation was established in 1937 and began to chart British public opinion.

Not one play, but the monumental cycle in which he began to chart the experience of African Americans in the 20th century, with a play for each decade.

When Nick Hornby began to chart his life's obsession with Arsenal Football Club two decades ago neither he, nor his fortunate publisher, could have had any idea of the phenomenon the memoir would launch.

Around the dawn of the new millennium, he began to chart a course back into more conventional songwriting, though in the world of Julian Cope "conventional" is a highly equivocal term.

Perhaps the greatest difference is that some Chinese political élites have begun to chart a way out.

Cilic and I are in Barcelona and he leans forward as he begins to chart the fallout.

The announcement came amid a growing sense of uncertainty as Egypt begins to chart its future after decades of autocratic rule and as violence has begun to escalate.

The House also gave final approval to a bill that authorizes NASA programs through 2013 and that begins to chart a new future for the space agency.

Today the Republican Party is in dire straits again, but none of the candidates has even begun to chart a new path.