Sentence examples for begin to resemble a from inspiring English sources

It does not begin to resemble a Leonardo.

In its scale and multiplicity it will begin to resemble a city more than a building, although its monumental shape will still be well defined.

Is this the dawn of the much heralded "internet of things", in which our homes will begin to resemble a Pixar movie, each appliance competing for our attention with its own cute personality?

Without these perks, in our effort to economize, Boxx and I could begin to resemble a bickering old married couple by the end of the week.

Assuming Verizon's competitors follow its lead into ad tech — a safe assumption given the larger trend of telecoms moving into the media business — the industry will, soon enough, begin to resemble a maturing, stable business, rather than the "Wild West," as so many marketers describe ad tech today.

Filming the real world may slowly begin to resemble a digitized gaming adventure.

It should begin to resemble an envelope.

"Now it's beginning to resemble a siege.

The reception hall began to resemble a waiting room.

"All of this is beginning to resemble a circus.

The Trailhead Colony began to resemble a large, diffuse organism.