Sentence examples for now started to get from inspiring English sources

A small problem now started to get bigger.

We've only, just now, started to get more than one Travelodge room on tour, even though there's six of us.

So, yeah, I definitely think that we're in a different place, and what's interesting now is news is so a la carte, that people have now started to get the news that's almost catered to their point of view, which -- that's very new, I think, in the last 10 , 15 years-- is if I'm a conservative, there's a place for me to hear my news from.

"We are just now starting to get out from under the stigma".

"I think guys are just now starting to get frustrated," Scott said.

He says the country is now starting to get its head around the disaster.

"We are now starting to get a more comprehensive picture of them.

The public are only now starting to get a peek at the real Giuliani rather than the hero of 9/11.

No wonder all eyes are on the firms that are now starting to get up and dance a bit.

Big Blue sold its personal-computer business to a Chinese multinational, Lenovo, which is now starting to get its act together.

The days will now start to get longer again as the sun moves northwards and spends more time above the horizon.