Sentence examples for begun doing the same from inspiring English sources

Several labels have begun doing the same by copy-protecting prerecorded CDs.

Last summer, USA Today reporters began doing the same.

After he died, my brother bought his car and began doing the same job.

So, consciously or unconsciously, I began doing the same but not as a competitor – as a pupil.

Woods, his back to Van Orman, was hitting short irons and working his way up to longer clubs, so Van Orman winked at his father and began doing the same.

"And then," he told an interviewer from The New York Times in 1990, "I began doing the same things all over that I did when I was a kid".

In 1997 the state took over the payment of school fees under its universal primary education policy, and 10 years later it began doing the same for the lower levels of secondary education.

In December, Mr. Watkins's group began arranging telephone and cable service installation and switches for its home-buying clients; it is looking to begin doing the same with utility service.

Others began doing the same, and from then on I adopted it as a rallying cry each and every time a grave miscarriage of justice has befallen the disenfranchised.

Whereas babies immediately caught on to the idea and began doing the same to get the reward, crows could not complete the task.

Apple may let slip a single app, but if a large number of iOS developers began doing the same (tracking the MAC addresses, that is), Apple may certainly change its position on the matter.