Sentence examples for beginning to include from inspiring English sources

Small wonder that institutions are beginning to include audio guides in the admission price.

"Composers are beginning to include aspects of augmented reality as a means of expression.

"So if we are beginning to include more middle-income kids whose parents vote, it will drive up the quality of the program".

Like Zürich, many of your photos exclude human subjects, but I've noticed that your images are beginning to include more bodies, more faces, as well as more black and white (as in the series you shot in southern Italy).

At 5am passengers were beginning to include people looking fresh-faced enough that they must be heading out for the day, rather than heading home, and there was the sight of morning make-up being applied while waiting for a train.

JobNet is also beginning to include contacts obtained from permanent NIH employees, not just departing postdocs.

Ted soon began to include his sons in the act.

Later, "stress" began to include heartbreaks and other traumas.

He began to include children and even, in one case, a woman.

Those figures do not even begin to include the opportunity cost of not working.

Last year, the bank began to include a chapter focused on household indebtedness in its risk reports.