Sentence examples for start to be a from inspiring English sources

Space will start to be a centre of solar power generation and asteroid mining.

I start to be a bore about the Viennese fashion for furs before the Great War.

For those like Exxon with heavy Asian exposure, refining may even start to be a business in which investors take pride.

We can now start to be a lot more positive and go into the Christmas fixtures with a lot more belief that we can climb out of trouble".

Now a priority is to get Isbister to carry that momentum into a season in which the Islanders are expected from the start to be a good team.

"Once accountable care organizations start to be a major deal in 2014, the health care industry is no longer going to be counting patient visits but looking to get people the right care," Mr. Charland said.

"It's starting to be a trend," he said.

It is starting to be a double-edged sword.

"The Apple Macintosh is starting to be a growth story," he said.

Suddenly, ganja is starting to be a legal commodity.

He was starting to be a pillar in the family".