Sentence examples for beginning to pass from inspiring English sources

And, they say, they are beginning to pass along these costs to consumers.

But the orchestra has proved itself in the cultural marketplace and is beginning to pass on its legacy.

Then the club's bouncers put us into headlocks with such force that we could feel ourselves beginning to pass out, and tossed us onto the street.

"This section of the metropolis is beginning to pass all toleration," George Templeton Strong, a Greenwich Street resident, wrote in his diary in 1845.

Dow's announcement is the latest indication that companies are beginning to pass along the burden of high energy prices to consumers.

In the third quarter, as Collins was beginning to pass, Green Bay's Billy Lyon knocked the ball out of his hand from behind.

Time began to pass with jagged edges.

The crisis begins to pass.

Smiles began to pass even among the most resistant faces.

Google introduced the feature as states begin to pass laws about what happens to digital remains.

Mr. Kumar capitulated, and in 2003 began to pass tips about his clients to Mr. Rajaratnam.