Sentence examples for start to circle from inspiring English sources
As we close in on the tunnel ("Alternate Merge," "Stay in Lane"), the dark thoughts start to circle again, my grim, reliable crows seeking a perch on my interior telephone lines.
Lawyers start to circle: several class-action lawsuits are filed in the US and Canada, with UK firms saying they are preparing for similar cases here on behalf of VW owners.
There's definitely a kind of two-tier system; when the big studio-owned guys (Paramount Classics, Fox Searchlight, etc. pass, the smaller fish like ThinkFilm, Magnolia, Strand start to circle.
When an an officer is caught doing a very bad thing, they start to circle the wagons," Cheryl Dorsey, a retired Los Angeles Police Department Sergeant and member of the group National Coalition of Law Enforcement Officers for Justice, Reform and Accountability, told VICE News.
Activist investors had started to circle.
Mr Arnold should have a reasonable amount of time before another predator starts to circle.
And those distributors are already starting to circle the mobile arena.
"We are the little dinghy that everybody has started to circle".
However, by Thursday, the right's establishment was starting to circle the wagons around Mr. Romney, the Republican presidential candidate.
Like vultures, her detractors on the right are already starting to circle before she has even declared her intentions.
Along the way, North Carolina's reputation as the south's progressive, intellectual capital has started to circle the drain.
