Sentence examples for begin to crawl from inspiring English sources
One or two impulsively begin to crawl in Reedhom's direction, as if joining a game.
Ads were first placed in November issues, and sales did not begin to crawl upward until April and May.
Infants develop an avoidance reaction to the appearance of depth by the age of 8 to 10 months, when they begin to crawl.
Not until the enemy tank, which had been followed by others, started moving did he begin to crawl forward again, and he crawled on until the pine cover turned into a mature wood with Prussian-neat rows.
"It is likely Sanders would have to win by double digits, if not by 20 points, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and California to begin to crawl out of what seems like a small but, in fact, is a deep and persistent hole" in the delegate count, said Mr. Plouffe, who is supporting Mrs. Clinton.
So, one day, at age 29, I took out a piece of paper and wrote a promise to myself: By my 32nd birthday, I would have a job that would earn $50,000 a year so I could begin to crawl out from under the weight of all my debt.
The worm of avocation had begun to crawl yet again, to no positive result.
The woman wrote something on a clipboard, which was beginning to crawl with tiny, antlike words.
No, he pushed himself up onto all fours and began to crawl toward the plate.
Unknowingly, they had walked into the path of an alligator, one that began to crawl aggressively toward them.
