Sentence examples for began to function in from inspiring English sources

Since the Hall began to function, in 1900, 72 of its niches have been filled, seven by women.

An Ionian senate and legislative assembly began to function in 1818, but real authority was vested in a British high commissioner.

But, as the campaign fell further and further into the orbit of the menacing, historical figure of Donald Trump, "The Circus" began to function in more ambitious and surprising ways.

The position has been affected materially by the work of the Irish Sea Fisheries Association, Ltd., which began to function in 1931, and during the period intervening was engaged in the provision and equipment, on hire-purchase terms, of more than 130 motor-vessels which constitute the bulk of the existing fishing fleet.

The Russian economy, a wreck for most of the 1990's, has begun to function in a manner that would appeal to Alan Greenspan.

Iraq's first electronic clearing system has begun to function in Baghdad's main branch of the Rafidain Bank, Iraq's largest lender, which is owned by the state.

With fading supports from PD leaders over time, study groups gradually begin to function in a more bottom up way.

This will mean Congress begins to function in a much more normal way that it has for the entire Boehner speakership.

The data suggest that Ci-Eph4 signaling begins to function in the notochord cell lineage as early as their last cell division.

This indicated that NHEJ is the major machinery for DSB repair in the G1 phase, while HR begins to function (in addition to NHEJ) in the late S to G2 phases, and accordingly confers IR-resistance to the cells in the G2 phase (WT human cells acquire ionizing radiation-resistance as they proceed through S-phase).

In this manner, the cell finally arrives at its proper position and begins to function in an appropriate manner.