Sentence examples for especially coming to from inspiring English sources
Russell Wilson has gotten better by the week, especially coming to life once the Seahawks installed the read option into Darrell Bevell's system (a play that the mobile Wilson, surprisingly, did not run in college).
Especially coming to the end of my career, you want to be winning games and competing at the business end of the season".
Appropriately, it is a play full of echoes: Tom Murphy's The Gigli Concert especially comes to mind.
As I continue to learn about the field, I have especially come to value its interdisciplinary potential in an academic setting.
He was interested in the early Humanism, which especially came to influence his government, and was also influential in the development of the German written language.
Cervantes's La Mancha is also preserved in a number of medieval castles and especially comes to life around the town of Consuegra, where there are 11 windmills.
Especially, come to think of it, exactly how it will negotiate its way out of the EU.
"It's difficult, especially coming up to Christmas, trying to live under this shadow.
But many others, especially those coming to opera for the first time, like the old stuff.
