Sentence examples for has started to know from inspiring English sources

He has started to know how to work with certain players, what works for you.

They've started to recognize him, he knows.

While things are certainly going at a fast and hectic pace, Watson has started to get to know more about his players and his team.

"As anyone who has started to collect anything knows, it is impossible to stop," he wrote.

Mr. Thompson knows he has started to get through to them when they start talking about their feelings.

"We have seen that there are other people around and have started to get to know them, to interact, trade, travel and work with each other".

The Chinese sailors tended to congregate around Pennyfields and Limehouse Causeway, and in the late 19th century, this area had started to become known as "Chinatown".

But when I found out that Diana had started to march, I knew I had to go.

She said of the last Yves Saint Laurent collection, 'It all looks like your grandmother.' "My grandmother loved that I had started to become well known as a fashion designer because she read Vogue and W until the day she died.

At the time, epigenetic phenomena had "started to become more known in molecular terms,... and I felt like... there were many very exciting things to be done there," Jansen says.

I know I've started to swear too much and I know I shouldn't, but you know how to push my buttons and I know how to push yours and that makes us both angry and upset.