Sentence examples for begin to guide from inspiring English sources
Business interests and political calculations, not blind loyalty to a clique of generals, will begin to guide them.
Then it approaches slowly, introduces itself and kindly asks a question, like some digital-age Socrates: "What is the best experience you've ever had?" For now, Mini-Me cannot do much more than cock its head at the answer and nod, before programmers begin to guide the conversation; the scientists are adding more language-recognition software, to extend interactions.
The couple begin to guide the wall through various spectacular landscapes, and the wall assumes the color of the backdrops, from the incandescent green of flora near a waterfall to the warm tan of a hayfield to the reddish brown of a mountain setting.
That is nothing like the rates in the 1980s, when they reached percentages in the tens of thousands, but Mr. Landers cited mounting concern that politics, not just economics, would begin to guide decisions by Brazil's central bank, leading to lax monetary policy.
Visualising the future city – be it a speculative design for a settlement in the atmosphere, a dystopian sci-fi movie, or a new approach to measuring the economy – can begin to guide the form and function of the city to be.
He added: "This new resource will help speed up cancer research and may well begin to guide further developments in personalised cancer medicine".
Before I could get out to direct him, an older, well-dressed, pipe-smoking gentleman emerged and with stoic surety began to guide us into place.
Most pro-Anthropocene scholars believed that the Anthropocene's start date should coincide with one of several moments in which human activities began to guide the natural processes of the planet.
One of the early Brahmans (members of the priestly class) who began to guide the movement was Nathamuni (10th century), head priest of the temple at Srirangam (in modern Tamil Nadu state).
Faith, which for months had been coloring the decision-making process and a host of political tactics -- think of his address to the nation on stem-cell research -- now began to guide events.
