Sentence examples for begins to date from inspiring English sources

In "Ryan's Life," a gay teenager comes out and begins to date.

Their topicality begins to date, aging pungently, the moment she chooses them; they aren't signs of anything, just more or less resonant facts.

Through her elderly employer, Tatiana meets a German meteorologist, whom she then begins to date even though he "wasn't my type".

Instead, as time unfolds, a previously heterosexual daughter begins to date a woman, and a homosexual couple, "Bill and Bill," turn up next door.

But when his best friend and roommate, Marie (given a lovely, understated performance by Natacha Koutchoumov), begins to date one of her co-workers, Loïc's behavior evolves from merely creepy to downright terrifying.

You immediately believe the father-daughter bond, their mutual affection and respect, and you believe that he would be warily protective of her as she begins to date the ragtag aspiring kickboxer played by John Cusack.

Now my mother has begun to date someone.

In the mid-1950s Rich began to date her poems to give them a historical context.

When Molly Baltimore began to date Nordine, she felt that she and her family were rescuing him.

She began to date an Australian photographer whose career was also taking off.

His eldest girl, who has just begun to date, dies a thousand deaths a day.