Sentence examples for beginning to click from inspiring English sources

Under Marbury's direction, the Knicks were turning the ball over less, finding open men and beginning to click.

They are slowly getting better, growing more confident and, most importantly, the team's defense is beginning to click.

He felt his technique beginning to click last fall: after missing two field goals in a 7-6 win over Arizona, Folk finished the year 6 of 7.

After a dire first half against Philadelphia Union in the opening game of their season, Portland's season is beginning to click and they will fancy their chances against New England on Saturday afternoon.

And perhaps most important, years of technological progress were beginning to click into place in a way that promised tremendous benefits, most notably through a pickup in productivity, the basic measure of efficiency and the best predictor of long-term economic potential.

But the Islanders' offense began to click.

Drummond began to click through the photos she had uploaded.

STILL, Ms. Small said, things have begun to click.

Then in the second year, it began to click.

Then, when she was nearly thirty, Rivers's act finally began to click, creatively.

While at first Harris was surprised by that finding, it began to click, she said.