Sentence examples for beginning to display a from inspiring English sources

Before long, Mr. Lawrence was even beginning to display a little of his old wit.

In one recent study of American lay-offs in 1993-98 by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a Chicago consultancy, the computer industry was the third-largest downsizer, and telecoms the fourth.Other industries are beginning to display a similar pattern.

By now, he was beginning to display a flair for photojournalism, and took the photo of Jacqueline Kennedy at the JFK funeral, where her tortured face can be seen through the veil.

I'd never seen a face like that before". He said his son's eyes were black and blue and his face was puffy and beginning to display a rainbow of colors.

The conservatively orthodox Calvinists on the Committee wished to move against him, but the Kirk's General Assembly, which was already beginning to display an Enlightenment spirit, prevented such a move, and Campbell retained his professorship of divinity and his position as minister of the Kirk.

Jim Harris was only 42 when he began to display a disturbing set of symptoms.

He began to display a new serenity which justified at last the affectionate term "Sunny Jim".

But soon they also began to display a shockingly large appetite for sectarian violence, corruption and extortion.

Employees throughout the company begin to display a globally-minded attitude, which spills over into business processes.

But Tobin had begun to display a breadth of empathetic independence even before Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected to the papacy.

Betty had left when the teenage Finn's unpredictable weather aspects began to display a dangerously unstable quality.