Sentence examples for begin to hum from inspiring English sources
Two friends caper along a train line as the rails begin to hum.
"I knew things would begin to hum as soon as Mrs. Roosevelt got over there," she said.
If fashion muses bloom in the dead of winter, as ateliers begin to hum with sewing machines preparing for the Fall 2013 collections, the singer Rita Ora might be a particularly flamboyant breed of English rose.
In other cultures, waking in the night is seen as considerably less disastrous - among the !Kung in Botswana and the Efe in Zaire, for example, people begin to hum, play the thumb piano or even dance at these times.
Once it becomes evident that he is talking about "the moral quality of light" or "an emotional darkness", then the signature evocations "of light and water and trees", of corner drugstores in summer twilight, begin to hum with a dangerous current.
Among the Efe in Zaire, and the !Kung in Botswana, for example, someone who wakes up in the middle of the night and cannot sleep "may begin to hum, or go out and play the thumb piano," Worthman and a colleague have written.
He began to hum a mindless ditty.
And he began to hum the Sibelius Fifth.
But at last his campaign organization began to hum.
The offset marketplace is already beginning to hum as companies gear up for California's rollout.
