Sentence examples for some time began from inspiring English sources

Although Amstrad's overall sales almost doubled to £102.5m, from £57.4m last year, gross margins were lower as products that had been available for some time began to be sold more cheaply.

Firstly rumours about the fate of the princes in the tower, who had not been seen for some time, began to circulate, creating popular ill feeling.

In June, Jillian York began to notice that her father's Facebook profile, which had been dormant for some time, began "liking" things again.

Mr. Santorum has been laying the groundwork for his campaign for some time, beginning with trips to Iowa in October 2009.

And if a "creature" must at some time begin to exist, then neither Son nor Spirit are creatures.

Twitter's social metaphor, the Follow, created a data model for extending and amplifying attention, something I had been exploring for some time beginning with attention.xml and continuing with the AttentionTrust and its attention recorder plug-in.

Driverless tractors, for instance, have been in the field for quite some time, beginning in 1940 when Frank W. Andrew, a farmer in Illinois, invented "spiral farming" by attaching a remote arm to a driverless tractor.

We have been spiraling downward for some time, beginning in the '50s with the Playboy philosophy that gave men permission to avoid the bonds of marriage if they wanted to have sex.

In some places that the British seized, they encountered resistance from local people who had lived there for centuries or, in some cases, since time began.

She worked as a washerwoman for some years and during that time began experimenting at home with various hair dressings.

The city has been aware of the problem for some time and began cleaning up one of the four gatehouses more than 10 years ago.