Sentence examples for begin to follow a from inspiring English sources
I exit the station and begin to follow a slow-moving mass on Khayam Street.
Meanwhile, Bob Dylan, darling of 1960s folk-boom, was beginning to follow a new musical path.
Beers's stars' awareness of their own celebrity has begun to follow a predictable arc.
The argument about the superiority of the shortstops raged in the early parts of their careers, but the debate began to follow a pattern.
Some commentators and columnists began to follow a similar line: that Ronaldo had indeed dethroned Eusébio, and not only in respect of goals scored.
In any case, these phone calls and policy shifts are beginning to follow a pattern, whether or not Ivanka Trump is taking part.
SECAUCUS, N.J. -- The Major League Baseball draft is beginning to follow a script, and not just because it is now televised in prime time.
It seems as if The Fall is beginning to follow a more typical detective drama template here (particularly with regard to Spector's growing obsession with Gibson), albeit with some more sophisticated twists.
On the Sea Islands of South Carolina, some rice growers began to follow a seventeen-year sun cycle: they planted different crops every year, keying the sequence to their ideas about the earth's eccentric orbit and the changing lengths of the seasons.
"He's beginning to follow a kind of guru, a sort of maharishi figure in Oberon, but he's like the guys I saw in the city in the late '60s".
