Examples of 'have begun to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "have begun to make"
have begun to make: Refers to the start or initiation of a process of creating or producing something
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have begun to make
Their efforts have begun to make a difference.
I have got someone at the Foreign Office and they have begun to make enquiries.
I have begun to make lists of words.
Some media outlets have begun to make corrections.
You have begun to make it possible for honest men to work the docks.
So many little dings have begun to make the rings obsolete.
I have begun to make a quilt for Fiona.
Western authors of fiction have begun to make use of the kitsune legends.
I have begun to make a new path, which will bring me back to you.
Recovery and development projects have begun to make some difference on the ground.
You have begun to make yourselves a new one.
Recently some major governments have begun to make their files on UFOs public.
Investors have begun to make long-term safety a priority over short-term access to their money.
My daughter and I have begun to make amends.
I have begun to make videos on various topics, much like I blog here.
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More and more municipalities have begun to make digital recordings of their meetings.
I can not speak to Mr Spenlow about our engagement until I have begun to make my fortune.
Legislatures have begun to make a difference.
In recent years, electronic musical instrument makers have begun to make specialty equipment for VJing.
Composers have begun to make resonance the subject of compositions.
Since the demonstrations began, I have begun to make nightmares.
Many of us have begun to make many of our work activities at home.
But, at least I can say I finally have begun to make headway.
And that you have begun to make profitable decisions.
Since 1995 the stable economic framework conditions have begun to make the future look more positive.
Security forces have begun to make temporary houses for the affected people.
And the changes I have begun to make in my life.
Well, I have begun to make some arrangements.
Although, the producers have begun to make a habit of that.
Further, we have begun to make important inroads with schools.
The players have begun to make their marks.
The scientists have begun to make additional releases.
Prognostic biomarkers have begun to make a big difference in cancer therapy.
Recently manufacturers have begun to make continuously variable transmissions available.
Some investigators have begun to make use of the web to publish findings.
Some countries also have begun to make substantial use of fuel efficiency standards.
Hopefully I have begun to make up for that.
Recently, women have begun to make baskets for commercial sale.
There, works have begun to make them available for use.
Some countries, however, have begun to make special efforts to promote inclusive dialogue processes.
In reaction, nonprofit projects have begun to make such documents available online for free.
More importantly, I have begun to make better decisions about what I eat.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
