Sentence examples for we begin to take from inspiring English sources

Only then can we begin to take seriously the task of empowering users into archons.

Then, as if propelled by autonomic forces, our expectations change, multiply or expand and, as they do, we begin to take the new, improved circumstances for granted.

JSI at Princeton coalesced these three critical factors to prepare aspirational leaders as we begin to take ownership of our nation's laws, policies, and political context.

Unless we begin to take this seriously, according to experts, climate related disasters could affect 375 million people every year by 2015, up from 263 million in 2010.

"Only in accepting our nonreading without shame can we begin to take an interest in what is actually at stake," Mr. Bayard writes.

With plenty riding on it, this could be the year when, to coin a phrase, we begin to take back control.

We began to take on water.

We began to take agriculture for granted.

We began to take it to them in the second half".

Like so many couples, we began to take each other for granted.

Despite our much-vaunted national love for our NHS, have we begun to take it for granted?