Sentence examples for really started to make from inspiring English sources

It was in the curious visual culture of Vermeer's Netherlands that cameras really started to make sense to artists.

In Hanoi, where I lived in the mid- to late 2000s, the importance of breathing really started to make itself felt five or six years ago, and at that point a number of my friends decided to leave.

In the last few days the industry really started to make the right moves and I thought this was a problem that would soon be solved.

For now the majority of Redbus busines is online; the company only really started to make a push on mobile in February.

It's only been within the last few years that major labels have really started to make investments in research, hiring people whose job it is to identify new talent and new music based on data.

Events of this year have really started to make a believer out of me.

A certain cardigan was really starting to make me angry.

I was really starting to make a name for myself".

When you get a store, that's when your brand really starts to make an impact.

"He's had a nice spring and was really starting to make his move," Coughlin said of Johnson.

"The Pearl River Delta was really starting to make a name for itself as the world's low-tech factory".