Sentence examples for have started spending from inspiring English sources

Recently, they have started spending more money on streaming portals like Hulu.com.

Meanwhile, my own long-divorced parents have started spending time together.

The August figure for investment growth was weaker than expected even though central government agencies in Beijing have started spending more money again.

Unlike friends from the Upper West Side, who typically vacation in places like the Hamptons, Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard, Dr. Resnick and Ms. Fisher have started spending long weekends on a beach just 17 miles from their apartment on West End Avenue.

Many universities have already acknowledged this problem and have started spending money on programs to recruit both halves of academic couples, a change that Marx-Feree says is one of the most promising shifts in university policy.

Big donors have started spending more than $650,000 promoting the Laguna Beach newcomer to California politics.

By the early 1960s he had started spending time in Cucamonga, Calif., in Zappa's studio.

The Romney campaign has started spending in Minnesota, Michigan and Pennsylvania three pretty solidly blue states.

In the last few years, he has started spending some of his Microsoft millions on art.

In 1972, our family had started spending summers in a fishing village on the South Shore of Nova Scotia, and the scarecrow, which our daughters named Mildew, came our way maybe eight or nine years after that.

Now Roger has started spending weekends in a country cottage in Little Puddleton with a brash American girlfriend ("Good heavens, is it Christmas in Hades?" the Major asks, upon seeing the black brush-shaped fake tree that constitutes their idea of clever holiday décor) and has pretentious tastes in everything, including cuisine.