Sentence examples for have started to listen from inspiring English sources

I have started to listen to them.

Some of China's leaders have started to listen and learn.

Those searching for a cure for diabetes or Parkinson's disease have taken their case to state capitols, where legislators have started to listen.

Those searching for a cure for diabetes or Parkinson's disease have now taken their case to state capitols, where legislators have started to listen.

It is a new model for the Middle East, not only because the young people are taking the lead, but because their elders have started to listen and follow.

Instead, say Mr Bush's men, new thinking is required to take account of new threats, including terrorism, and of the new means available to deal with them.Such ideas have penetrated further in America than in Europe, although the Europeans have started to listen to America.

I was eight years old, and I had started to listen to WDIA in Memphis, and they would play the blues.

"The social worker we've got now has started to listen, but I think that's only because I've persevered, and I'm not going away," she said.

The RSPCA's David Bowles said: "We are delighted [Paterson] has started to listen to the strong feelings of the public, their MPs and the scientific evidence that the culls were ineffective and inhumane".

"I've started to listen to my body a lot more and I think it's important that the people you work with respect that and understand and listen to how you are feeling.

Sometimes it takes the world a little while to catch on, but now that is has started to listen, the world is waiting to hear from Algeria.