Sentence examples for have started assembling from inspiring English sources
For years, China has promoted the auto business, viewing it as a critical driver of economic growth and industrialization, and all kinds of companies -- from motorcycle manufacturers to cellphone-battery makers -- have started assembling cars.
Bloch had started assembling a creative board — filmmakers, game designers, writers — to think about such questions.
His firm has started assembling some models in Pune and is planning to build more there.Special report Gloom and boom Running harder General Electric Motors Voting with their wallets The great powertrain race Green wheels Look, no hands Dreams on wheels Distant peak car The road to 2033 Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsPlenty of other populous countries are as yet undersupplied with cars.
Polestar has started assembling verification prototypes of its upcoming plug-in hybrid sports car as Volvo's standalone electric performance brand prepares to produce customer cars next year.
Hotels have started to assemble special royal wedding packages, a retailer is selling an engagement ring replica and a brewery is producing a special "Kiss Me Kate" beer.
The government is hopeful of securing international funding for food and services to the thousands of soldiers who have started to assemble in cantonment sites.
He was going to have to start assembling a new wardrobe.
A psychological motive for his book appears when he tells us he was probably so flooded by emotion that he had to express himself indirectly: "I started assembling a registry, as it were, of biographical sketches and events".
Even the Italians, who had started to assemble with their red-white-and-green flags and their horns before breakfast, intent on spending the whole sunless day in delicious anticipation of a slaughter, were reduced to a muted buzz of respect as Francillon reached shot after shot, header after header.
It has doubled the size of its Singapore factory since mid-1996 and has started to assemble computers in Shenzhen, in southern China.
2.57pm BST Bells have started pealing as the planes slowly come to a halt near assembled mourners.
