Sentence examples for begin to digest from inspiring English sources

Before anybody had a chance to even begin to digest the disaster of the earthquake and tsunami, the nuclear crisis struck at Fukushima.

But it was only on Tuesday that hungry readers outside the news media could actually buy and begin to digest, in full, the tattling, hearsay and innuendo that McGinniss and Suskind, to different extents, serve.

I saw in my mind a chair that would allow a man to sit back and begin to digest his wonderful meal while continuing a deep conversation with a guest.

Democrats, who say that for the most part they have been cut out of the negotiations, called on Republicans to make public the agreements that have been reached so they could begin to digest the proposal.

The shares are currently attempting to find a foothold in the 23 area, as traders begin to digest the ETF's more than 22% plunge during the past four trading sessions.

Left unchecked, our gut bacteria begin to digest the intestines – and then the surrounding tissues – from the inside out, using the chemical cocktail that leaks out of damaged cells as a food source.

The eel strikes the tang, drags it off to its cave and begins to digest.

By the novel's end, Clara has only begun to digest this message.

I hadn't even begun to digest how the canyon itself formed.

As beachgoers began to digest the news today, Mr. Leydon was a subject of some animosity.

As businesses began to digest the loss of life yesterday, they also had to address the loss of records.