Sentence examples for has started to find from inspiring English sources

The film has started to find a new audience.

Restored to circulation via a 2005 anthology on the New World label, Mr. Eastman's once marginalized music has started to find an appreciative new audience.

But as ad-supported programmers also decide that the classical format is no longer practical, the music has started to find a new savior.

Melina Laboucan-Massimo, from the Lubicon first nation, said that her father, a hunter, has started to find tumours inside animals he had killed.

The group has started to find its own favorite spots, including the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, the Monday night comedy shows at Luna Lounge, and sessions of heavy metal karaoke at Arlene Grocery on the Lower East Side.

Sitting in a former hairdressing salon adorned with mirrors and swivel chairs, Abu Omar echoes a warning common among moderate commanders: failure to arm them means people will turn to al-Qaeda-inspired groups instead.Indeed the jihadi Jabhat al-Nusra, originally a small outfit with a penchant for bombings, has started to find favour in rebel strongholds.

They had started to find consolation for the loss of their home in their role as preservationists.

Yet despite this gloomy backdrop, many Haitians, like Daphne, have started to find some equilibrium — to heal, to rebuild or simply to readjust their sights.

Other institutes devoted to these issues had started to find their voice, bringing an additional gloss of respectability to the ideas in Bostrom's book.

Not long before he checked in to the hospital, he had started to find growths on his legs that looked like ripe cherries.

He also said his mother, after releasing him from a promise to keep the family secret, had started to find out who her real friends were.