Sentence examples for beginning to enter from inspiring English sources
"You have 20 more operators that are beginning to enter into the Brazilian scene.
In addition, women are beginning to enter local governments, although in the lowest positions.
By the autumn of 2010, eighteen was moving up in the world, and admirers were beginning to enter the picture.
The career of the light-heavyweight Roy Jones Jr. is beginning to enter dangerous territory for him.
Cars fitted with automatic stop-start, which cuts fuel consumption by 5% or more, are beginning to enter the American market.
She dressed the baby boomers just then beginning to enter the workforce in separates that they could "mix and match" — a novel concept for the time.
His reputation in France and beyond grew steadily, with his work reaching prices of unprecedented heights and beginning to enter major museums.
"What I've been trying to document over the past year is one of Africa's longest and most insoluble conflicts beginning to enter its endgame," Anderson says.
Europeans began to enter in significant numbers in the late 19th century.
From the mid 19th century, Portuguese capital began to enter the colony.
