Sentence examples for has begun setting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Foster has begun setting up free health and fitness programs in churches, offices and hospitals around the city.

Mr. de Swaan's agency has begun setting them at about 40 percent of what Telcel argues it needs to cover costs.

Recognizing how tough that will be, Mr. Bersani has begun setting forth a limited legislative program that he hopes can attract support from beyond his own ranks.

Since entering her forties, DiDonato has begun setting aside some of the roles with which she made her name — Rosina in "Barber," Cherubino in "Figaro" — and started tackling heavier parts.

Now, in the latest acknowledgment that its policy has failed, at least for the moment, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun setting the stage for a new phase of Middle East diplomacy, with a more modest goal.

The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has begun setting out Labour's vision for what he described as an interventionist but innovative government approach to help the British economy grow in the digital age.

Encouraged by Stevenson's letter, she had begun setting down memories of her turbulent childhood.

Germany had begun setting up workers' schools and the Volksbuhne, or People's Theater, as early as the 1890's.

Mr. Edwards had begun setting the stage for this presidential run almost as soon as their losing campaign was over.

By 1986, Bin Laden had begun setting up training camps for them as well, and he was paying roughly $25,000 a month to subsidize them.

Silicon Valley venture capitalists, for example, have begun setting up offices in China to forge links with entrepreneurs there, as they never really did in Japan.