Sentence examples for start to bleach from inspiring English sources

Looking out over Europe we would sometimes joke that our skin would start to bleach when we finally got there.

They are already starting to bleach, as the algae that provide the colour are expelled or die.

In late November 2015, as corals across the northern section of the Great Barrier Reef started to bleach white, the game was finally up.

"In 1998, the Coral Triangle started to bleach in May and continued till September," says Professor Ove Hoeg Guldberg, a marine biologist and head of the Global Change Institute at the University of Queensland.

This shot required "around a dozen takes" and "at a certain point, my mouth felt like it was on fire, and I looked in the mirror and my gums were actually starting to bleach!" The food was similarly a problem, as he "used to really dig into the food [the actors] would have to eat for shots".

After 20 minutes, the bleach will start to eat away at the denim.

Bleach your roots and recolor your hair every time they start to grow out/fade.

Fitness influencers and fashion bloggers step aside: it's starting to look like bleach is the new black.

Subsequently, the non-inoculated spikelets above and below the point of inoculation were bleached and started to dry up.

There's also evidence that 2017's bleaching has started to affect the middle reef as well.

"I have been worried for some time that coral bleaching would also be occurring off the coast of WA and now unfortunately we are starting to see the evidence of this bleaching," she said.