Sentence examples for begun to fix from inspiring English sources
More to the point, manufacturers have begun to fix many of the LC Ds faults.
The National Bureau of Statistics in Beijing has acknowledged that there are shortcomings in the way it calculates inflation and said it had begun to fix them.
Mr. Burns and Thomas R. Nides, another deputy secretary of state, told the committee in prepared testimony that the department had "already begun to fix" the "serious, systemic problems" identified in the Pickering report.
Score: 1 Guardian verdict: Despite (or arguably because) he spent heavily on the recovery plan, deficit hawks have had less to criticise Obama on than expected as rising growth and employment have begun to fix public finances.
Facebook has more recently begun to fix some of the problems publishers had been complaining about, however.
Twitter has begun to fix these problems with a revamped new user experience that does better hand-holding, Instant Timeline which fills first-timers' feeds with interesting tweets, Timeline Highlights to show top tweets in your network you might have missed, and products like MagicRecs and social notifications that can get rookies more followers.
After this election, we should call upon all parties to begin to fix our country.
She went to work in a textile factory, but began to fix cars on the side.
The Tomasis soon sought permits to do work and began to fix up the house.
Outrage expressed, Kiernan began to fix his makeup for "30 Rock".
