Sentence examples for is perhaps starting from inspiring English sources

3.50pm GMT 44th over: South Africa 182-4 (Amla 87, de Kock 5) Amla is perhaps starting to tire, it's been a long day for him.

In a sign that he is, perhaps, starting to let himself go just a tiny little bit, he continues spreading raspberry jam on a slice of bread (no butter) as we prepare to look back over his 22 years running one of the world's top clubs.

So, I think the wealthier investors have actually be, are more conservative than the average investor who has, like, sort of shrugged it off, and is perhaps starting to go back into the market.

The report says many developers face a "gloomy picture of falling sales" and are "perhaps starting to become uncomfortable with the emerging situation".

Azarenka may have pushed the boundaries in her semi-final, but the crowd are perhaps starting to push the boundaries now.

December 13 , 20135.22am GMT 27th over: Australia 114-3 (Warner 50, Smith 6) With four balls bowled, and Smith still to score having faced 15 deliveries, the pressure was perhaps starting to build on the batsman.

And things are, perhaps, starting to get a little crowded.

Anecqdotal evidence is emerging that social networks like Facebook and less conventional startups are perhaps starting to find the chink in the armour of the traditional property listing market here.

Anecdotal evidence is emerging that social networks like Facebook and less conventional startups are perhaps starting to find the chink in the armour of the traditional property listing market here.

Whereas Millennials, in particular, are starting to reject the former because of its failures, they are perhaps starting to transcend the latter because of its successes.

Indeed, as the weeks dragged on, the goodwill he had garnered appeared to wither, replaced with a sense in Washington and on the campaign trail that his ongoing and public deliberation was perhaps starting to undercut his standing as vice president.