Sentence examples for underway two from inspiring English sources
The collapse of the giant West Antarctica ice sheet is underway, two groups of scientists said Monday.
The multiple investigations now underway — two by the Navy, one by the United States Coast Guard, others by the Japanese Coast Guard and the Crystal's insurers — will probably provide answers.
The mayor and the schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, also noted that the language used by dissenting members and the order of points made in support of the delay were often identical, suggesting that a coordinated effort to delay a vote was underway, two aides to the mayor said.
The EPA announcement was a first step towards reversing an Obama administration effort – which only got underway two days after Donald Trump's election – to gather information about methane, a short-lived but extremely powerful climate pollutant which is responsible for about a quarter of global warming to date.
"Not only are we adding these additional safety benefits, we are also getting underway two years earlier than previously expected".
As the great race to become America's favorite source of full-length TV and movie streams gets underway, two of the favorites in that race are Hulu and Netflix.
With the rescue operation in Yushu underway, ten thousand people are believed to be injured.
Quite possibly the power struggle that surfaced in Chongqing may just be getting underway: Seven of those nine standing committee seats are up for grabs.
As the rally was underway, three airstrikes targeted the presidential compound located 600 metres away from the square but did not cause casualties, residents told Reuters.
Although Leicester will not be rushed into making an appointment, the new Premier League campaign gets underway five weeks on Saturday and pre-season training has already started for a few of their players.
Just as this meeting was getting underway four or five armoured cars appeared in William Street and raced into the Rossville Street square, and several thousand people began to run away.
