Sentence examples for beginning to give from inspiring English sources

Add tomato, and cook until beginning to give up juices.

Populist but uncompromising, Mostly Mozart is beginning to give the Proms a run for its money.

The three EU members among them are beginning to give this some thought.

They are beginning to give machines eyes, ears and a voice.

Now thanks to the fishermen's spirit, the sea is beginning to give something back.

The pervasive smell of incense is beginning to give me a headache.

And then, as I'm beginning to give up hope, he calls.

But officialdom is beginning to give hip-hop its blessing, recognising it as an energising force in run-down neighbourhoods.

Frayed at the edges, it was dog-eared and soiled, one of the folds beginning to give way.

These so-called blood diamonds were beginning to give diamonds a reputation in the West akin to fur.

Slum neighborhoods are beginning to give way to new buildings for research, medical care, housing and retailing.