Sentence examples for beginning to need from inspiring English sources

She has said in an interview that she's beginning to need a break from Jackson Brodie.

"I decided to write about something I was experiencing, and all my friends were experiencing — parents who'd been independent and self-sufficient, but were beginning to need more support and guidance," said Ms. Lippman, who's in her late 40s.

He was, rather, invented in 1939, "for a world which was beginning to need him, a world in which people were gradually realising how industrialisation was stealthily degrading our planet".

Thousands of former marines have indeed signed up to serve again, putting in their requests over the Internet to join a war effort that is just beginning to need them.

Analysts warned that this would push coal prices higher, just as the world was beginning to need more raw materials to fuel the growing economic recovery.

He was beginning to need me.

Nicholas has begun to need his father at night.

They soon began to need money to buy food, because they could no longer grow enough for themselves.

I hope... WEEKEND WORK WHAT TO DO * Indoor plants will now begin to need more food and drink.

When they began to need more money, Robert had abandoned the idea of a novel and had gotten a full-time job in Idaho Falls.

And it's all right up to a certain age, and then you begin to need a little nervous support that you get from drinking".