Sentence examples for began to submit from inspiring English sources

The problems with MERS began to come to light when "vice presidents" of the firm began to submit affidavits in foreclosures, saying the original note had been lost.

Another huge redevelopment, of the Broadway retail section, is planned next — the city is negotiating with finalists, who began to submit proposals two years ago.

But Mr. Harvey added that the company began to submit fingerprints -- in large numbers -- when they got wind of the state investigation.

There was a boom in the early 90's when newly formed countries in the former Soviet Union and Central Europe began to submit films, but there has also been a steady increase in the number of co-productions of developing countries in conjunction with film studios in Europe and elsewhere.

There was a boom in the early 90's when newly formed countries in the former Soviet Union and Central Europe began to submit films, but there has also been a rise in the number of co-productions of developing countries in conjunction with film studios in Europe and elsewhere.

Some of the neighbors, who tried to keep their houses "decent" in the middle of the usual social chaos, could not stand the added "artistic" chaos (it is not the same thing living near empty and half-demolished houses than living near houses full of junk piles and waste), and they began to submit their complaints to the City Hall.

In a quest to please him, she begins to submit to his demands over how she dresses, where she goes, to whom she speaks.

The federal police have also begun to submit local police officers to a battery of tests to determine who might be linked to organized crime.

People have begun to submit postcards already, and it's very interesting to see how readers take to this idea of breaking into an existing work.

Democrats indicated Thursday that they were beginning to submit to Mr. Schwarzenegger's demands, taking proposed tax increases that he opposes off the table as they worked to close a budget gap estimated to have grown to $27 billion.

Today, Monday, June 9, marks the first day the Television Academy will begin to submit their ballots for this year's Emmy nominations.