Sentence examples for has started to extend from inspiring English sources

After much delay, China has started to extend its controversial railway line in Tibet that will draw more tourists to the mountain and boost trade with South Asia.

In the past few years this "monstrous hybrid" has started to extend its tentacles into every sphere of public life where money can be made.

Work has started to extend the runway at Birmingham Airport in a bid to compete for long-haul flights.

But Hewlett has started to let United States-based employees donate overseas, while I.B.M. is extending its entire program abroad.

To date, the payment services of Google Wallet are restricted to U.S. users and businesses only, although the company has now started to extend the ability to transfer money, another aspect of Wallet, to international markets, opening it up to Gmail users in the UK.

We conclude by analyzing the limitations and advantages of the approach, and the steps that we have started to take to extend it based on user feedback.

After 24 h, mature otic neurons have already started to extend axons to innervate the dorsal (vestibular) and ventral (auditory) sensory epithelia (Figure 7 B, c and e).

Yet the nation's banks, struggling with the growing mortgage crisis, have started to balk at extending new loans, effectively cutting up the retail industry's collective credit cards.

Notice that you have started to grow a desire to extend your study to near disciplines such as history of sculptors, architectures of nations, fine arts in general, as frequently you encounter a crosstalk among these that make you frustrated of carving out a section out of them.

That has also more recently also started to extend into CEO Marissa Mayer's extensive acquisitions play to build up Yahoo's talent and product pool.

He grabbed a tentacle and started to extend it.