Sentence examples for has begun placing from inspiring English sources
In less than a year, the reedy, bespectacled Mr. Oltman has begun placing his imprint.
The government has begun placing restrictions on grazing and even begun fencing in some properties in an attempt to halt the overgrazing.
FORBES.COM has begun placing links to ads in its news stories, calling the practice an experiment but raising new questions about the separation of journalism from the advertising that supports it.
[C13.] A Cafe au Lait and an Advertisement A French start-up company has begun placing ads on the surface of cafe tables, risking the wrath of a society that takes its cafes very seriously.
A Facebook page for the brand now has nearly 11,500 fans, and the company has begun placing codes that take users to the Web site on its ads and on the tags that hang from shoes on display in stores.
Indeed, Joanne King, a spokeswoman for the Queens Borough Public Library in New York, reported "monumental success" with the year-old 3M SelfCheck System 6210 machines at its Flushing branch, largely, she said, because it has begun placing bar codes on the back of new materials.
And some speculators in futures markets have begun placing modest bets that Hong Kong will have to devalue its currency.
He had begun placing fiction in prominent magazines such as the Atlantic Monthly by 1925, just as mainstream American literary publishers were becoming fascinated by the Harlem Renaissance.
Campaigners against settlement products have begun placing stickers on supermarket goods produced by Israeli companies in the West Bank, urging consumers to boycott them.
The courts have begun placing housing counselors in the courthouses, she said, to help borrowers prepare more fully for the conferences.
