Sentence examples for has started to amass from inspiring English sources

The postseason creeping into view, this team has started to amass hits and score runs again, even against one of the best pitchers in baseball.

Reaching that fabled 100-seat target remains but a glint in Birch's eye, but his team have already started to amass an army of activists.

Then in the middle of 2011, he started to amass a large stake in Yahoo.

Criticisms of these new challenges are also starting to amass.

Additional profits start to amass for the trader if shares rally above $4.00.

But now it's also starting to amass a wider range of historical records.

Losses start to amass if shares surge 22.20% over the current price to exceed $20.60 ahead of expiration day.

But the problem is, as your network and influence grow you start to amass thousands and thousands of contacts.

Since being drafted by the Ravens 18th overall in 2008 he has started every game and amassed a regular season record of 54-26, including two AFC North Division Championships.

While the businesses started by former Myspacers have yet to produce a big exit or payday, they have amassed more than $100 million in venture capital financing.

It initially looked routine for Northampton who had started their season by amassing 53 points against Gloucester at Franklin's Gardens, six points up in as many minutes here having imposed themselves up front.