Sentence examples for begin to use a from inspiring English sources
From joaniu: "I suspect that eighty per cent of Google users in China will begin to use a proxy [to get around a prospective government ban on Google], meaning that, in one year, there will be forty million more Web users breaking through the wall of censorship.
It will now begin to use a suite of nine instruments, including a special drill, to probe the icy body in unprecedented detail.
Many companies are familiar with lock-in from dealing with traditional enterprise companies such as Oracle – you begin to use a service only to realize too late what the terms of that relationship bring with it in regards to cost and add-ons.
The young begin to use a call of chick-kee or chick-wee shortly before fledging, which they use until they have left the nest entirely.
Ravenhill skewers the animosity (and love) that the quintet have for their one-time compatriot when they begin to use a tragic accident that leaves her comatose as an opportunity to fuel their artistry.
I think all languages certainly see elements of evolution over time: people are naturally curious and inventive, and as no language exists outside of its speakers and users, if they begin to use a word in a new context or adopt or invent words to replace others then the language as a whole will change to accommodate them. .
As he learns the verbal command, stop assisting the action and begin to use an accompanying hand signal.
In 1953 Komsomolskaya Pravda began to use a livelier layout and a greater variety of material.
