Sentence examples for started to be offered from inspiring English sources

Now I've started to be offered these parts where I can't be fat or ugly, and I'm doing situps -- crunches -- in my hotel room".

And as it happens, Mrs. Wilber could have had the procedure 10 years ago, when it first started to be offered to the general public, said Dr. Meiteles, who specializes in skull-based surgery.

In that year, the first full-semester university courses on extreme programming started to be offered.

Nevertheless, despite these difficulties, products and services based on IVHM technology have started to be offered by the manufacturers and, what is more important, demanded by the operators, providing guidance on what the industry would demand from IVHM on legacy aircraft.

Between 2005 and 2010 new health care services started to be offered for free, such as screening for metabolic diseases and monitoring of hypertension and diabetes, besides the programs already in place in the county since 2003.

But that's a hard load to bear, especially once you pass the age of 50 and start to be offered the mother parts.

The vaccine could then start to be offered more widely in affected countries during 2015.

That's since leapt up significantly, Wethinkarketer forecastitg the U.S. market alone will generate $30.45 billion in mobile ad spending this year.

Cocktail Courier Wine and craft beer subscriptions have been around for a while, and spirit subscriptions are starting to be offered too, but what about actual cocktails?

A further 138 men who had been waiting to start the course are now to be offered the drug immediately.

The Singaporean government will significantly subsidize some tuition fees for the two-year degree course, to be offered starting in August.