The notion of the 'public sphere' began evolving during the Renaissance in Western Europe.

Once a species was deemed ready, it was sent out into the universe to begin evolving anew.

But the original funds did not perform well, and the group began evolving two or three years ago.

His main source was, of course, Chanel, whose straightened line began evolving early in this century and who caught the modern consciousness early on.

The stages to begin evolving from an industrial society to an information society sparked several other transformations.

Researchers estimate that rice and corn began evolving their separate ways from a common grassy ancestor at least 60 million years ago.

Scientists now suggest that king crabs began evolving from a hermit crab progenitor about 19.5 million years ago.

By mid-2004, the station began evolving into a more "upbeat" mix of music.

After scattering, they began evolving their present degree of genetic diversity, the researchers said.

Joke-watchers may begin to sense humor surviving and evolving in Darwinian fashion.