Sentence examples for had begun adding from inspiring English sources

By the late forties, manufacturers had begun adding fruit preserves to the bottom of the yogurt container.

Even before the reorganization, the chain had begun adding more vegetable dishes and changed its method of food preparation.

But some economists dispute that view, saying that the economy had already turned a corner and had begun adding jobs two years before Mr. Pataki took office.

In imitation of the Seleção, whose jerseys display five stars on the chest, one for each World Cup title, Corinthians had begun adding stars to their logo, to reflect each national championship.

Mr. Bacon said an investigation had begun, adding, "We're always looking for the right balance between security and access, and unfortunately, the system here failed to provide access when it was required to do so".

In a letter to Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, last month, Chilcot said "detailed consideration" of the information he has requested had begun, adding "it is not yet clear how long that will take".

Banks have begun adding staff in hot areas, notably commodities.

Staybridge Suites, managed by InterContinental Hotels Group, has begun adding screening rooms for sports and movie watchers.

As a result, the calorie-counting apps have begun adding their own fitness components.

He has also started to explore various textures and, most recently, has begun adding sand to the poured paint.

CVS has begun adding magnifying glasses to its shelves, while Target has increased the font size on pharmacy labels.