Sentence examples for begun to include from inspiring English sources

The PBS broadcast "Live From Lincoln Center" has also begun to include more experimental works.

In 1553 an outer wall was begun, to include the increasing number of inhabitants living outside the city.

(I should note that The Times has begun to include online links for contributors who have their own Web site, or online biography).

During their jaunts in the summer of 1997, Rogan noticed that Dean's in-flight reading material had begun to include Foreign Affairs.

As home use of records, CD-ROMs, and audiotapes and videotapes has increased, library collections have begun to include these and other forms of media, too.

The state said it had begun to include a broader range of topics on its tests, making the questions less predictable.

Ted soon began to include his sons in the act.

Later, "stress" began to include heartbreaks and other traumas.

He began to include children and even, in one case, a woman.

Those figures do not even begin to include the opportunity cost of not working.

Last year, the bank began to include a chapter focused on household indebtedness in its risk reports.