Sentence examples for start to pall from inspiring English sources

But the variety and the interest of the music quickly start to pall.

And just like any trend co-opted by commerce, there is a sense that the link between music and clean living may soon start to pall, and to seem quite unhealthy.

By then, Switzerland was starting to pall.

But his wordiness starts to pall.

Then the hours started to pall.

And when his self-described "show time" starts to pall?

Even the Scottish contemporary art obsession with youth culture starts to pall, seeming trivial.

The constant touring, living in close proximity, was also starting to pall.

The second follows on from the first: inconsequentiality is fine for 20 minutes but starts to pall after 60.

After a while, the sight of Mr. Cadenet wheeling yet another million-dollar automobile around the bend starts to pall.

It has been a great show for nearly two seasons, but now the novelty of the relentless winning is starting to pall.