Sentence examples for we began systematically from inspiring English sources

"In the 20th century, a lot of that material is shared on social media and Web sites, so we began systematically archiving Web sites focused on Shakespeare".

"Unlike many other designers, Saint Laurent began systematically archiving his work in the early 1960s – encouraged by Bergé – and so we can follow the evolution of each item," said a spokesman for the museum, which holds 5,000 prototypes for his creations.

At Minter, where eleven thousand Second World War pilots were trained, Smith began systematically testing the enlisted men.

Fischer arrived at the castle in the summer of that year and began systematically looking through the collection.

The vase-shaped, elegant elm was America's tree, until an imported bug began systematically killing it off.

Rutherfurd began systematically photographing the heavens and devised a machine for measuring stellar positions on photographic plates.

Once the FDA got that power in 1962, the agency began systematically reviewing broad classes of products.

So the post began systematically burning its entire land area, 500 acres to 1,000 acres at a time.

One small example: Within hours of the war's beginning, the Cuban government began systematically arresting its nonviolent opponents and confiscating their papers, typewriters, and other records.

Explaining that he still owed more than £7,000, the gang took Laing to a secluded house in Manchester and began systematically torturing him.

Comptroller Alan Hevesi began systematically auditing the 700 or so authorities, corporations or other entities that borrow billions of dollars each year with little oversight or public notice.