Sentence examples for has begun catching from inspiring English sources

But it has begun catching them and moving them to the Florida mainland, in a kind of antichicken crusade designed to scale down what wildlife experts say is a chicken population of some 2,000.

But Ford has begun catching up, with sales in China up 61 percent in September from a year earlier, compared to a gain of 14 percent for G.M. As for Dr. Sun's letter, it may have been prophetic in warning that China needed help to address its weak economy, or else it could attract foreign intervention that would sow the seeds of another world war.

If she has begun catching you on your way in the door from work each day, use a different door to enter the house.

This is inverse to the generally accepted responsibility for climate change, which falls mainly on rich countries that benefited early on from industry, and thus have historically high emissions, compared with poorer countries that have only begun catching up in the past few decades.

And the agency's top official has begun emphasizing that catching cheaters is as important as helping honest taxpayers.

What's worrisome, she added, is that consumer anxiety about the fiscal impasse has begun to mount, catching up with business leaders who have been warning of economic danger since summer.

Already this season, Jorge Posada has begun the process, reluctantly sharing the catching chores with Francisco Cervelli.

The movie-going public may be sampling the holiday-weekend dregs of summer, or catching up on beach reading, but the news from Telluride and Venice and Torontoo next week) is that the race to the awards has begun.

Dr. Saleh had begun to weep, and I could hear him catching his breath.

Before the app was even released in some areas of the world, people had found a way to download it and begin catching Pokémon.

When he had hit a couple more he was catching up with Ian Bell, whose innings had begun on Friday night.