Sentence examples for I started to rely from inspiring English sources

A third of the way through, sweat pouring off my brow, I'm like, "What have I gotten myself into?" I started to rely more on my olfactory sense.

"So in the past seven or eight months I started to rely on drawing cash from my credit cards and paying it into my bank account, or phoning up and paying the mortgage by card over the phone.

I started to rely heavily on bystanders who touted my performance, and you told me that their opinions mattered.

The strength in my previous work, I think, has been its humour and not the craft in the movement; and I felt like I'd started to rely on this too much.

She answered honestly, interestingly – "You feel like an infant… I think it was good for me, because the stage had become a place I had started to rely on" – but in a flat, deathly monotone.

Over the last couple of years, a wave of young female indie singer-songwriters has been releasing a sort of music that I have started to rely on, as if its sound were an inner tube on a choppy river, something I could rest on, turning my face to the sun.

Understandably, horror films started to rely more heavily on flesh-and-blood bogeymen.

Their concerts started to rely more on personality and gimmicks than on music.

Housing, heating, mobility, nutrition and even electronic products started to rely heavily on sustainable ingredients.

This can be confirmed by the reduction in stopping compliance, which suggests that drivers started to rely on the technology.

A new generation of artificial vision sensors has now started to rely on biologically inspired designs for light acquisition.