Sentence examples for had begun growing from inspiring English sources

Whatever avuncular love for the children had begun growing in just those few hours now seeped away.

Private employment, which had begun growing again in January of 2010, rose by 158,000 jobs in March and by 241,000 jobs in April.

At some point in the Stack's development, it had overtopped that piece of furniture, whereupon it met a second tower of books, which, at some slightly later point, had begun growing up along the dresser's other side.

In each of the last two recessions -- in the early 1980's and early 1990's -- state and local government spending remained weak even a year after businesses had begun growing again.

The economy had begun growing again after a deep recession in 2009 and 2010, but Mr. Boc's popularity suffered after he raised taxes sharply and made steep cuts in government wages to comply with a rescue program from the International Monetary Fund.

His legend had begun growing even during his lifetime, as he became a hero of poems and songs.

Former fishermen have begun growing quinoa instead, but a frost cut the harvest in half.

Elsewhere in the state, Mexican traffickers have begun growing marijuana in national forests.

His horn was chopped off to deter poachers, though it has begun growing back.

Many have begun growing coffee or farming prawns, while others now work in textile plants or shoe factories.

Revenues have begun growing, profitability is up over 2002 levels and some forms of compensation have begun to rise.