Sentence examples for start to seed from inspiring English sources

"There is a need for some thought leadership from people like local authorities, who can start to seed some of that coordination and cooperation".

As they emerge from a van, pick locks, and start to seed the rooms with bugs, the musical score — by Gabriel Yared, best known for "The English Patient" — keeps urgent step with their task.

RED will start to seed a developers model of the phone in a small batch of users at the end of the month.

Deadhead the flowers when they start to seed.

There are also signs that Hexayurt low-cost housing projects are starting to seed in Haiti.

The complex had been started to "seed" office development in a sagging Lower Manhattan and to sharpen the focus on the region's place in world trade.

Today, Google is starting to seed to devs a new developer beta (8.1) of Android Oreo.

This chapter discusses the assessment phase for enterprise information management (EIM), which provides understanding and starts to seed the core data required to form the business-aligned architecture.

The cause must start to be seeded before our reaction to the humanitarian disaster subsides.

When we start to imagine seeds as a form of preventative medicine, it doesn't just change the way we think about healthcare.

Once the mustard seeds start to pop and the fenugreek seeds are brown, add all the stuffed chilis carefully and stir while this heats for five minutes.