Sentence examples for were beginning to do from inspiring English sources

Books by and about women were beginning to do well.

Within two or three sessions, my left arm, and hand, were beginning to do things that hitherto had been unthinkable.

From series two of Father Ted onwards, Arthur [Mathews] and I were beginning to do certain things Seinfeld did, such as having a plotline for each character.

Some of them, like "Bird Drama," appear figurative in a satirical, cartoonish or enchanted way; others resemble what the Surrealists were beginning to do through "automatic drawing".

Because of F.D.A. regulations on the marketing of narcotics, the company was unable to use direct-to-consumer advertising, as other pharmaceutical companies were beginning to do for antidepressants and prescription allergy medications.

He is the only child of Paul Mitchell, the Scottish hairstylist who became famous in the 1960s for cutting hair so that it would move more freely, like women themselves were beginning to do.

I quickly realized that the legend of the super-rich-and-famous blogger only comes true these days in a vast minority of cases, so I did what more and more of my blogger friends were beginning to do I started doing some freelance writing.

He's beginning to do that.

And it is beginning to do so.

Kids are beginning to do it too.

There are small signs it is beginning to do so.