Sentence examples for began to need from inspiring English sources

They soon began to need money to buy food, because they could no longer grow enough for themselves.

When they began to need more money, Robert had abandoned the idea of a novel and had gotten a full-time job in Idaho Falls.

It took two more months for doctors to reach the correct diagnosis, and meanwhile Matthew began to need round-the-clock attention as, one by one, his faculties failed him.

I looked after her for a few years at home, but she began to need specialised care that I wasn't able to provide, so we found a very nice home for her over two years ago.

His films of the 1980s and on seem less distinctive, but after Close Encounters, movies began to need the cinematography to keep out of the way of the special effects.

She began to need blood transfusions but fought whoever tried to insert the needle; one particularly rocky weekend Strom flew to Denver from a business meeting in Los Angeles, because he was the only one Molly would permit to start the IV.

Nicholas has begun to need his father at night.

She has said in an interview that she's beginning to need a break from Jackson Brodie.

I hope... WEEKEND WORK WHAT TO DO * Indoor plants will now begin to need more food and drink.

And it's all right up to a certain age, and then you begin to need a little nervous support that you get from drinking".

The problem, Dr. Dzurec said, is that too many nurses are retiring just as American baby boomers begin to need their services.