Sentence examples for begun to construct a from inspiring English sources

Mendizábal had already begun to construct a counter-scenario to subvert CICIG's theory of Rosenberg's death.

With much greater alacrity than people in other parts of the media industry, they have recognised the danger they are in and begun to construct a better online business model.

Steven Ozment, a professor of ancient and modern history at Harvard University, belongs to a small but distinguished group of scholars who have overcome these evidentiary and interpretive problems and have begun to construct a history of the European family in the early modern period.

In formation he was more German than Jewish, having fled family Orthodoxy as a boy, and he had begun to construct a library devoted to the Italian Renaissance and then, more broadly, to the way that the classical past had migrated into Renaissance humanism and beyond, into European culture.

In the year and a half since he was charged, Labrie has begun to construct a chapel by hand on his father's land in rural Vermont, according to the defense.

Recent work has begun to construct a framework for neutral modelling of fixed duplicate genes [Innan and Kondrashov, 2010; Thornton, 2007], and polymorphically duplicated regions, but as yet more complex CNV regions are not described.

While such cross-national studies have begun to construct an evidence base surrounding deployment of health workers and coverage of health services/health outcomes, two major gaps in our knowledge remain.

Bleary, stunned and emotionally spent, Mr. Daley and the others began to construct a plan.

By diverting this stream, he began to construct a water-lily garden.

In Cable Street a crowd seized materials from a builder's yard and began to construct a barricade.

After his death, she began to construct a notebook of memories, or, as she puts it, "an epitaph".