Sentence examples for begins to generate from inspiring English sources

But every so often, one breaks free from the masses and begins to generate a bit of buzz.

Now cricket begins to generate its meanings in the novel as easily as lilacs blossom, for O'Neill is alive, as Hans perhaps is not yet, to the larger implications of Chuck's desire.

Mysterious intonations emerge right away when the four natural horns in the orchestra play one of Mr. Ligeti's close, sustained chords, which, because of the instruments' conflicting tunings, begins to generate beats.

At a certain point, however, the company begins to generate exponentially growing noise.

As Amazon begins to generate a greater share of its revenues from digital media, owning a digital publisher will help its margins.

"The observation I have been making is that once a company begins to generate negative operating margins from phone sales, that phone business never recovers," he writes.

This collaboration between students, lecturers and employers has begun to generate greater reflection on the way in which universities teach economics more generally.

In short, he has begun to generate buzz.

Ms. Graham and Benedick Bates do not begin to generate the kind of complexity required here.

Eventually, after around three months, I began to generate some interest and have my pieces commissioned.

Both grew popular as unprofitable start-ups, but eventually began to generate meaningful revenue.