Sentence examples for beginning to create the from inspiring English sources

We're just beginning to create the monster".

"We're just beginning to create the institutions and pathways people need in order to retrain.

In fact, his solid play of late, particularly in light of his injury, is beginning to create the feeling in the locker room and on the coaching staff that the more Rice plays, the better the Knicks are.

It means beginning to create the military of the future, by capitalizing on new technologies and placing greater emphasis on R & D. It means accelerating research and deployment of missile defenses.

"We're just beginning to create the monster," he said on Wednesday evening after a British Film Institute screening of the The Special Relationship, the third in his trilogy about the former prime minister, following The Deal and the Oscar-nominated The Queen.

"Members are beginning to create the content," says Thomas Melcher, There's chief executive officer.

Like Bush, like the gods, he has begun to create the world he wants to inhabit.

Labour could now begin to create the icons of its own political beliefs.

SINGAPORE — In 1768, the Swiss watchmaker Pierre Jaquet-Droz began to create The Writer, his first of several automatons.

Advised by Cuba's communist government, he began to create the "missions"—emergency health, education and welfare programmes.

Only in this way will we begin to create the global citizens the world so sorely needs.