Sentence examples for starting to feature from inspiring English sources

Now they are starting to feature more original articles.

Restaurants serving Lebanese food are now starting to feature ragouts, often vegetable-based, that typically were served only at home.

He is also baking kouign-amann, a flaky, crispy little Breton pastry, which a few American chefs are starting to feature on their menus.

[C8.] Gays and Sports in Ad Alliance Campaigns aimed at homosexuals are beginning to feature athletes and sports imagery, and campaigns intended for the general market are starting to feature gay and lesbian athletes.

Modern chips are starting to feature specialised circuits designed to speed up common tasks, such as decompressing a film, performing the complex calculations required for encryption or drawing the complicated 3D graphics used in video games.

The Q&A startup's up-vote/down-vote interface is finally starting to feature advertising.

But will it start to feature more widely on the UK's menus any time soon?

About the same time, America Online started to feature some personalization, like ZIP-code-specific data on weather reports.

It would be great if we can start to feature some of my research, some of the previous directors' research.

Transworld Snowboarding, which was founded in 1987, has started to feature profiles of older riders, like one of Robert Andrew Hetzel in the February 2002 issue.

All I remember is wondering when the hiking trail I was on would start to feature a less strenuous, "downhill" grade.