Sentence examples for began to select from inspiring English sources
Certain of success, Wade actually began to select his cabinet, and Johnson's acquittal bitterly disappointed him.
He called the piece "The Breathing Show," and, with Janet Wong, his rehearsal director, he began to select the music and experiment with movement.
They began to select the plant types that most readily lent themselves to domestication, to the ennoblement of regular crops, and to the development of agriculture.
The origins of modern cannabis can be traced to California in the late 1970s, when professional breeders began to select the most potent, THC-rich plants for the first time.
They also worried that Iraqis would lose faith in the credibility of local and national elections if Mr. Maliki's office began to select election monitors or to change the rules governing where voting took place, how ballots were counted and who ran polling stations.
Taylor arrived at the studio one day after a series of meetings began to select the musical pieces for The Concert Feature.
Over a relatively short period, however, immigrant families begin to select names from the general pool.
DES MOINES — The chief strategist of Senator Barack Obama's campaign said Thursday that the assassination of the Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto "underscores the case for judgment" when voters begin to select their presidential candidates next week.
They also come to prefer the activities and roles traditionally assigned to their own sex; as early as two years of age, most children select toys and activities that fit the sex-role stereotypes of their culture, and during the preschool years they begin to select same-sex playmates.
