Sentence examples for have started treating from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, shippers have started treating early-season Bartletts with added ethylene, like bananas, to quicken and ensure uniformity of ripening.

Everyday couples (which is to say, not just those at risk of being exposed on TMZ) have started treating their guests like paparazzi, confiscating their cellphones and cameras, even throwing them out of the reception if they violate the no-posting-on-Tumblr announcement that the best man makes from under the wedding canopy.

"Luxoft's leadership and project teams have been incredibly responsive and attentive to our needs, and as a result, we have started treating Luxoft as our extended organization.

They have started treating 1,500 trees ranked as high value and removed another 600 deemed unworthy of investment.

They have started treating 1,500 trees ranked as high value and removed another 600 deemed unworthy of investment.

"Any political observer can see that it's in Harris's interest to catch up to Gavin Newsom and other elected officials who have started treating this issue seriously instead of as a giggle-inducing Cheech and Chong joke".

About four weeks into the class, the other teachers had started treating me differently.

I've started treating our own Team GB athletes like the sexy characters in a straight-to-DVD horror movie.

The White House has started treating both Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore as unofficial presidents-elect, offering to meet with both candidates' transition directors.

Rose says Slash and Duff quit of their own volition in the late 1990s, but Slash and Duff maintain they were forced to leave because Rose had legal ownership of the Guns N'Roses name and had started treating them like his backing group.

Even if the Supreme Court has started treating the cash of wealthy corporations and special-interest groups as free speech, there are responsible ways to put brakes on a runaway money train that promises to generate little in the way of voter turnout or issue elucidation.