Sentence examples for workings began from inspiring English sources

During the 17th century, shallow mine workings began to develop in the area and in 1759 a turnpike was erected in the Catshill area.

She who knows its measurements exactly, who invented its inner workings, begins little by little to forget how it was made.

In North America, copper mining began with marginal workings by Native Americans.

Yet when biochemists began to dissect the inner workings of the cell, what they found floored them.

But over the course of the spring last year, as the Defense Department continued to define the workings of the military tribunals, his hopefulness began to fade.

Novitzky was questioned about the inner workings of the government's investigation, which began in 2002 after he rummaged through the trash of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative in Burlingame, Calif., and found needles and vials of banned substances.

But the company remained vague about the detailed workings of Internet.org, and tech journalists began to voice their suspicions after an evasive press conference in New Delhi, where Zuckerberg only took questions from carefully selected reporters.

The pair began to investigate the inner workings of the oncology industry and realized that most cancer care centers, oncologists and researchers were deprived of even the most basic data analysis tools that other industries used daily.

As a freshman myself, I did not understand the mechanisms and inner-workings that occurred well before formal recruitment began.

A major grouting program before the earthworks began treated the cavities in the mine workings and the cavernous margin of the gypsum mass.

Magazines began to appear explaining in loving detail the workings of guns though the first such publication, in 1843, also contained the caveat that guns made men "fierce in spirit, boastful and revengeful".