Sentence examples for begin to sounds from inspiring English sources

Considering these attitudes about siblings, China's one child policy may begin to sounds like a good practice.

But Republicans could gain if Democrats begin to sound complacent.

"What happens is that Grandma and Grandpa begin to sound more similar," Dr. Hunter said.

At dusk the mosquitoes begin "to sound like a string band".

Constructions like "must also have recalled to him" begin to sound less like analysis than guesswork.

Even careful writers begin to sound like porn soundtracks when they turn to sex writing.

Otherwise, he chided, "we do begin to sound like crabby, small-souled bookkeepers".

But as the weeks go by the liaisons begin to sound less murky.

Klaxons begin to sound inside the tube as Dr. Banner screams in terror: "No.

When will his words begin to sound like white noise, the way other presidents' have?

It will grow in intensity over time and may begin to sound like howling.