Sentence examples for have started to grow from inspiring English sources

You would think that, by now, the legacy of Gallipoli would have started to grow dim.

One of its more intriguing findings is that after shrinking for decades, households have started to grow.

Many apple farmers have started to grow popular new varieties like Fujis, Galas and Granny Smiths, but most orchards are still producing the old standbys, at huge losses.

A. O. SCOTT It may be a grim commentary on the state of our society that we have started to grow accustomed to rampage shootings in schools and workplaces, which are often zones of alienation and frustration in any case.

Lately, foreign companies and investors have started to grow weary of the country's endemic corruption, weak infrastructure and government limits on foreign investment in industries like insurance and retailing.

So as other kinds of Internet traffic have started to grow more rapidly than Web use, some open-Internet campaigners see a threat to the Web and, more generally, the Internet as we know it.

His appetite has returned and his hair has started to grow back.

Having started to grow, Greece's economic recidivism is deeply frustrating.

I could use 40 bucks, but Boo Boo Scarface has started to grow on me.

Similarly, the recently acquired Periscope, a live-broadcasting platform, has started to grow nicely.

In Britain, central London's population has started to grow again after 50 years of decline.