Sentence examples similar to begin to use something from inspiring English sources

THE last time any politician dared to raise Japan's unpopular consumption tax, people were beginning to use something called e-mail, the craze for Tamagotchi pets was spreading, and the economy was almost five times the size of China's.

Around fourth grade, students must begin to use these developing reading skills to learn — to make meaning, solve problems, and understanding something new.

Second Miliband has already begun to use Field's "something for something welfare" rhetoric.

(Teams have also begun to use iPads).

He began to use drugs.

Hairston was amazed that such a young pitcher would have the nerve to use something other than his best pitch to begin the at-bat.

You want to use something light.

You might want to use something basic.

Try not to use something too light.

The Institute is an outstanding way to bring elementary, middle school teachers­high school teachers also, I am sure­but speaking as a middle school teacher, into a more academic community, bring them into a situation where they can accumulate some new information and then begin to develop something they can use for their students.

You begin to see something that you wouldn't ordinarily do, and you use much more of your senses.