Sentence examples for begun to specialize from inspiring English sources

He was the ultimate polymath when "natural philosophers" had not yet begun to specialize.

McMahon had turned to liquor-running, and when that job gave out he had begun to specialize in hijacking truckloads of merchandise.

He also had begun to specialize in baritone saxophone and to perform live and on recordings with groups led by such musicians as Miles Davis, Kai Winding, Elliot Lawrence, and Claude Thornhill.

While most Italian restaurants in America still offer "Italian" food as if it were a homogenous cuisine, some have also begun to specialize in, or at least distinguish among, regions.

Law enforcement officials also say that stolen personal and financial information can be easily transmitted worldwide on the Internet by criminal groups that have begun to specialize in identity theft because it is so lucrative.

Fires is one of many adult performers and producers who, over the past few years, have begun to specialize in and define their careers by performing in simulated incest scenes.

Eventually, some machine shops began to specialize in tooling to the exclusion of other work.

After graduation from the College of Art and Manufacturing in 1855, Eiffel began to specialize in metal construction, especially bridges.

Toward 1730 Pannini began to specialize in the depiction of Roman topography.

As the average farm expanded in size, farmers began to specialize.

In 1990, he began to specialize in railroad-related real estate projects.