Sentence examples for beginning to populate from inspiring English sources

Each group occupied a section of the city, developing their own local industries and beginning to populate the downtown area with churches, shops and restaurants.

The driving, chunky and abstract techno beats of his Sentimental Schematics EP are an anomaly amongst homegrown talents in Los Angeles, a city in which techno is only now beginning to populate the underground.

ArKO mice also showed increased levels of 17α-OHase and 17β-Hsd3 at 10 weeks of age, when Sertoli- and Leydig-like cells are beginning to populate the ovary [19] which were correlated with high serum testosterone levels [8].

Today, 6 years after inception of the APA fellowship in PEH, program graduates are beginning to populate academic health centers.

In short order, a number of Paul Zindel-like "wacky" female characters begin to populate the house, including the Westons' adult daughters, Barbara, Ivy, and Karen Amyy Morton, Sally Murphy, and Mariann Mayberry).

The two functions sometimes overlapped, particularly when drolleries and other irrelevancies began to populate initials and borders, and even in medieval times the distinction was often blurred.

It was only after top talent like Mr. Hanks and Mel Gibson ("Chicken Run") began to populate the cartoons that the studios began to gear their marketing to the stars' fans.

Meanwhile, the chief scientist, Fred Stiller Klaus Löwitschh), begins to suspect that the simulation's creatures have begun to populate the world "above," or ordinary reality, and so, to suspect that he himself might be a mere simulation.

As the men stood huddled on the starboard side of the barge, black shapes began to populate the sky: buzzards appeared and dotted the watery horizon in twos and threes, a half-dozen, dozens more behind them.

But here it goes: Over the next decade, dozens of American cooks schooled in the authentic cooking of Spain and trained in Spanish restaurants will begin to populate the United States.

The Levelers opened the club in 1927, according to Mr. Bertuccioli's book, and it has since embodied the Art Deco design that began to populate the city's architectural landscape in the 1920s.