Sentence examples for started upgrading from inspiring English sources

"I've started upgrading for necessity, not vanity," she said, adding that to do otherwise "just does feel wasteful".

Then, in the late 1990's, some hotels started upgrading their mattresses and boasting about them, as a way to stand apart from the competition.

At the same time, they said, large corporations, many of which have four-year-old computers, have finally started upgrading their aging machines.

Yes, but then in 1999 we started upgrading.

West Midlands is another area which has started upgrading its fleet.

Today, the service started upgrading a very select group of users to the new "Superuser!

Albany lawmakers must start upgrading the defender system.

Analysts have long said that Dell should benefit far more than most technology companies when companies finally start upgrading their four- and five-year-old computers.

"You have a new technology push, a rollout of a lot of coverage, you start upgrading and then you begin putting capacity in the networks," Mr. Vestberg said.

"The process of street-led upgrading forms a frame for people to start upgrading their houses and workspaces, or to define places for communal buildings," says team member Joop Steenkamp, an architect.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has raised the stakes once more in Iran's nuclear stand-off with the West, publicly instructing his officials on state television to start upgrading the country's stockpiles of uranium to a 20 per cent enrichment level.