Sentence examples for beginning made in from inspiring English sources

The scheme builds on the beginning made in this way in Cambridge by ACE's National Extension College.

At that moment, peace between Palestinians and Israelis could have been achieved, and thus a new beginning made in the Middle East.

But even as Oculus works with developers on new video games and commercial applications (want to get a tour of that open house without leaving your couch?), it has quietly begun making in-roads in the entertainment world.

In addition to dyes, Ciba became known for pharmaceuticals, which it began making in 1900.

It was the curious and often spooky objects he began making in the 1980s.

The Federal Hall picture is part of Faustine's series "White Shoes," which she began making in 2013.

Faith Ringgold, who turned 80 this year, is best known for the story quilts that she began making in the 1980s.

The achievements of the two teams is a payoff from an investment the Australian government began making in the 1990s.

Mr. Samaras's face and naked body make their first mature appearance in the velvety pastels he began making in 1957, while still at Rutgers.

His "Trash People," shown above in front of the cathedral, are life-size figures he began making in 1996 from discarded computers, tin cans and other refuse.

The microprocessor chips, which Intel plans to begin making in the second half of this year, are designed for computers but they could also have applications in consumer devices.