Sentence examples for fellows started to from inspiring English sources

A number of the diversity fellows started to wonder how serious Oculus really was about diversity.

"Two little fellows started to fight, about 16 and 17 years old, they were just arguing," said Dale Williams, who reported the trouble broke out as she stood near the gorilla cage with her three children.

As Morecambe and Wise's timeless Bring me Sunshine plays, the little fellow starts to see reflections of happiness in the puddles he passes and realises life ain't so bad after all.

He told me that he and his fellow-hunters had started to notice that the climate was changing in the mid-eighties.

When her emails to other female Fellows went unanswered, she started to create her own network from acquaintances, inviting them to meet her at the Royal Society and urging them to "come inside … be there, sit there, have a look around".

By Meghan O'Rourke Online, I found a welcoming sick ward of fellow-sufferers, and I started to live there.

Local activists said fellow journalists had recently started to fear for Oudom's safety, as a result of a string of stories he wrote about deforestation and timber smuggling in the province.

I mentioned my search briefly, gave the fellow my card, and started to walk out.

A (RWY) Squadron Changed command and name from the Royal Yeomanry on 1 July 2014 to become Y (RWY) Squadron Royal Wessex Yeomanry and like its fellow RWY Sqn has started to train on Challenger 2. Both Squadrons now wear the new Royal Wessex Yeomanry capbadge.

But relations between the university-educated couple and fellow students appear to have started to seriously deteriorate this year.

Take this tightly packed run from "No Love": Cold hearted, from the day I Bogarted the game, my soul started to rot, fellow When I'm not even at my harshest, you can still get roasted cause Marsh is not mellow.