Sentence examples for has begun creating from inspiring English sources
The chairman of the council's security committee, Ayad Allawi, has begun creating a new version of the feared secret police.
Of course, these sites make affairs so instantly accessible it's probable that supply has begun creating demand.
To prepare for the panel's work, Nurse has begun creating a series of pictures such as thumbs up and thumbs down.
So now that a variety of people contend that chefs are American culture's new rock stars, it probably makes sense that someone has begun creating posters for them.
She has begun creating a network of resourceful and like-minded San Franciscans who want to expand the ambitions of her clinic.
With Republicans nearly united in opposition, a bigger factor is the Democrats' divisions both in Congress and within the White House over what and how much to do for an economy that has begun creating jobs, if too slowly for the politicians in an election year, and over where to find the revenues to offset the costs of more tax cuts and spending.
(Ms. Smith had begun creating handmade invitations, and Ms. Shapiro was selling children's clothing and accessories).
Some of the top ones have begun creating new departments that offer students a broader range of subjects, and more flexible courses.
By his mid-teens, Mark had begun creating his first works, using a cast of friends from Verla Flowers and Koleda.
(Web sites like AARP's cover some such issues, at AARP.org/money/revmort/.) As reverse mortgages have grown more popular, lenders have begun creating more types of these loans.
