Sentence examples for begin to grant from inspiring English sources
He saw that his Perky Pat devotees would begin to grant their sad entertainment the force of divine revelation.
If Congress does not intervene, the agency could begin to grant licenses by the end of the year.
As you begin to grant yourself permission to step up, you can also stop doing the things that de-energize you.
In the U.S., only in the 19th century did state governments begin to grant private owners a right to incorporate--setting off a race to the bottom in lax requirements -- a race won by Delaware.
Once we begin to grant special privileges and accommodations to some (typically those whose religious beliefs dictate an intrusive presence within the public realm), we head down the proverbial slippery slope from which it is difficult to recover.
He began to grant dozens of interviews, where he continued to attack the government's efforts.
They were even married to each other briefly after a county clerk in Oregon began to grant same-sex marriage licenses in 2004.
Then, in August the same year, the Kaohsiung City Government, responding to public demands, also initiated an "Early Childhood Care and Education Allowances Project (ECCE Allowances Project)" which then began to grant preschool children subsidies.
Officials began to grant interviews to the Washington Post, which made his tenure not only worthwhile but memorable.
Henry began to grant John more lands, mostly at various nobles' expense, and in 1177 made him the Lord of Ireland.
We didn't appreciate that, but we will gladly put it behind us -- and buy the ice cream -- if you will begin to consider granting individuals the option to fully control their personal information.
