Sentence examples for i start to know from inspiring English sources

And when I know the names, I start to know the people.

I start to know what Bowles meant about certain repetitive sounds being "the culmination of beauty," a thing capable of thrusting a person into "a non-thinking state"—that blissful, elusive nowhere.

But after a while I stopped doing that, because I started to know where I was.

"It was chiefly during these lovely skiing holidays," Mary later wrote, "that I started to know my mother more as a person than a deity".

I started to know not only the building, but also the detailed structures, how they looked.

As I started to know more of the language, I started to have more friends.

When that came together I started to know that I could orchestrate great string sounds.

I started to know what he and everybody liked, and would keep piles on the side," he said.

I started to know bits and pieces of the Shanghai metro map like the back of my hand, especially the route to and from my internship as well as all of the above ground landmarks associated with that subway ride.

Often this alleviated their suffering and became a reason to regularly return to services: I started to know the sisters that helped me and I started to talk with them.

"I feel I am starting to know my game a lot better now than I did probably four or five years ago".