Sentence examples for fact beginning from inspiring English sources

I was particularly concerned on this point because current reports indicated that Soviet shipments were in fact beginning to include weapons which had a clearly offensive capacity.

When the embers are glowing, in fact beginning to die, gently grill the skewers, turning quite often to prevent charring and promote even caramelisation and cooking.

But in recent years, it appears that British universities are, in fact, beginning to apply many more in-class methods of tracking progress.

So I wrote a piece juxtaposing the Stephenson/Cowen view with the work of MIT's Erik Brynjolfsson, who has been amassing evidence that a digitization-fueled economic revolution is in fact beginning to happen.

"This type of hypoplasia is not progressive, and we saw, after a few days, that they were not getting worse, and were, in fact, beginning to adapt to their environment," he said.

This much is offered as fact: beginning in 1522, when the Spanish conquistadors found tomatoes in the Andes and brought them back to Europe, Italian peasants cooked with them, shrugging the anxieties of their social betters who worried that the red fruit, which is related to nightshade, might be poisonous.

Selvon in fact began writing the book in conventional English.

They have in fact begun, with one procedural meeting.

The recording companies have, in fact, begun coming around.

The photo trend in fact began with a yawn.

That was a sign that things had in fact begun to loosen.