Sentence examples for beginning to make a from inspiring English sources

European masters are just beginning to make a splash.

Twenty years of pressure is beginning to make a dent.

3.57pm: Finally, the Murrays are beginning to make a fist of this.

But there were hints this week that the shutdown was beginning to make a dent.

But Mayor Cindy Rau-Hattof of Gloucester Township in Camden County said the network was beginning to make a difference.

And a certain other four-piece band – pals of Cilla's, who were beginning to make a name for themselves.

Scientists here say high-level attention from the Kremlin is already beginning to make a difference at their nuclear center.

Vikings to win The Jets are beginning to make a lot of people (myself included) look very silly indeed.

At a time when TV was beginning to make a singer's looks nearly as important as his voice, Carl Smith had both going for him, in spades".

Twenty-four-hour cable services fit better with today's diverse living patterns; and now the Internet is beginning to make a dent in the news market.

Mr Cameron slapped down another reforming minister (he is beginning to make a habit of it) and Mr Willetts retreated before he got properly started.