Sentence examples for beginning to illustrate from inspiring English sources

Roberto Firmino was beginning to illustrate why Liverpool had spent so much money in recruiting him from Hoffenheim in the summer by the time he spotted Teixeira's darting run across Bournemouth's defence.

You can hear him thinking through the music bar by bar: he has a way of tracing out his chords in winding one-note patterns and bringing them alive... Columbia Records, after years of putting out bungled live recordings, is finally beginning to illustrate, in its Bootleg Series, the entire sweep of Dylan's performing career.

Janet realised she was too shy to teach and began to illustrate children's books instead.

Pictures, it said, "cannot begin to illustrate the sheer scale of the suffering".

The scoring did not begin to illustrate's Penn's dominance.

Two Hanukkahs ago, with a snazzy new digital camera in hand, I began to illustrate my ramblings with photographs.

And, of more enduring aesthetic importance, they began to illustrate the documents elaborately with images and calligraphy.

The transcripts also begin to illustrate the role of one of the government's informants in the case, called CW-2 in the transcripts.

"We've now seen an attack that begins to illustrate the full extent of the problem," Mr. Prince wrote in a blog post.

In 1864 he began to illustrate an admirable series of sixpenny toy books of nursery rhymes for Edmund Evans, the colour printer.

Indeed, Bayesian induction turns out to be a version of eliminative induction, and Equation 9 begins to illustrate this.