Sentence examples for we begin to make from inspiring English sources

"When we begin to make the new album, I want it to be that way, too".

Squinting into the bright shafts and the dim corners we begin to make out a scene of wreckage.

Unless we begin to make better decisions, stresses on groundwater resources will worsen, ultimately to the detriment of human health, food security, and ecosystems.

I. How do we begin to make sense of Wikileaks, the Internet-based organization that publishes the secrets of governments and companies?

That's what Rocky's doing just now, sneaking Slade another drink as the lights brighten ever so slightly and we begin to make out the other dipsomaniacal jokers in the room.

They seem without sex or individuality, and then, as the lights brighten and dim, we begin to make out their faces and to piece together the contours of their frames.

"We began to make inventories," he said.

So we began to make the transition.

Collins recalls, "Once we could do that, we began to make dramaturgical decisions.

Isn't it time we began to make things right by granting rights?

Keeping a firm hold, I let them do so, and we began to make friends.