Sentence examples for is beginning as from inspiring English sources

This has been a fashion week look for a while, but is beginning – as in this Warehouse number – to appear on the high street.

Mr Sarkozy's boastful, erratic, error-prone presidency is beginning, as he intended, to mess with the collective French mind and make the country more can-do and more proactive.

Mobile Entertainment is reporting that a new era of cooperation in the mobile game sector is beginning as EA, Glu Mobile, Gameloft and I-play have agreed to release individual games simultaneously across all five UK operators.

These actions by Republicans have disgraced the Constitution and push back is beginning as more people recognize their subterfuge.

Deryk Brown of The Sunday Times wrote of the decision: "So, at least, the season is beginning as it will go on, at the mercy of television".

The economic consequences are beginning as well.

Some, like "Telling Nicholas," were begun as soon as the planes hit the World Trade Center.

Dredging operations, now abandoned, were begun as early as 1838 but never succeeded in maintaining a channel for any vessels except those of light draft.

At Antioch in Syria an octagonal structure, called the Golden House because of its gilded roofing, was begun as early as 327 by Constantine.

Though some of the deals were begun as late as last year, Waeschle says, "It's still a banner year for sales over $5 million".

Administration of the bisphosphonate was begun as soon as the orthotopic tumor was apparent (approximately 7 days post tumor inoculation) [ 23].