Sentence examples for begun to position from inspiring English sources

A growing number of Mr. Berlusconi's loyalists have begun to position themselves for a future without the prime minister.

Iraqi politicians have begun to position themselves as possible replacements for the embattled Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki.

Democrats have balked at the maps, which await court approval, but many members of Congress have begun to position themselves under the assumption that the maps will hold.

Waste Management, the Houston-based national waste pickup company, has invested in Agilyx and a number of other resource recovery companies and has begun to position itself as a resource services company as well, as opposed to your average garbage hauler.

The businesses most interested in this debate -- telephone and cable carriers, software providers and equipment makers -- have begun to position themselves for what promises to be one of the most important political battles of the next Congressional session, beginning in January.

The book struggles to turn the author's many contradictions -- the policy wonk who poses for Vogue; the self-righteous "politics of meaning" crusader who made a quick $100,000 in the commodities market; the big-picture reformer who has begun to position herself as a centrist -- into a narrative of maturation and reconciliation.

By evening, Egyptian politicians were beginning to position themselves to run for office.

[C4.] European Exchanges Revamping European stock exchanges began to position themselves for a shake-up in the way investors trade.

As the world considers greener forms of economic growth, countries and sectors are beginning to position themselves for the emerging green economy.

With the Cameron government struggling to get key laws through Parliament with its small majority, Mr Johnson began to position himself for the Tory leadership.

As Miramax evolved from a distributor into a ministudio with annual box-office receipts of more than $1 billion—Weinstein began to position the company as an entertainment empire.