Sentence examples for has began to from inspiring English sources

Since leaving, she has began to see what she calls the Nigerian swagger – the attitude that causes resentment in other African countries.

Encouraged by Kassam, who is not afraid to take risks or court controversy, Farage has began to adopt a "shock and awe" strategy to get himself noticed in the leaders' TV debates.

The deal, which values Carlyle at nearly $20 billion, strengthens the buyout firm's ties to the Middle East, which has began to use the profits from higher oil prices to go on a buying spree.

Google has began to offer search users in China suggestions about which words run foul of the country's strict censors.

Over on NBC, Fox plays popular news anchor Mike Henry, who left his job when his Parkinson's disease (which Fox, of course, actually has) began to progress.

"It showed a picture of holes in an ozone that shows it expanding up until [the year] 2000 but doesn't show anything from 2000 to 2013, and we know for a fact that ozone layer has began to heal".

Unemployment has begun to climb.

That approach has begun to have consequences.

This has begun to trouble him.

Now the trend has begun to turn.

She has begun to write, too.