Sentence examples for start to piece from inspiring English sources

Now… we can start to piece together the full movie and better understand".

"There are enough reports now that we can start to piece together an accurate description" of what the patients experienced, she said.

"There is nothing like it in Europe and now we've got this evidence from the dog you start to piece it together.

Not until two minutes before half-time did England start to piece together the sort of relentless multi-phase attacks in which, lacking anything remotely resembling creativity, they must put their faith.

Rob Brown and Alison Trowsdale look into what challenges the air crash investigators will face when they start to piece together the final moments of flight MH17.

Soon, you'll be filling in more and more blanks, and you'll start to piece together a truly bizarre story that ends up being somewhat heartbreaking and utterly fascinating by the end.

MR. GANSKE -- So you started -- with that information, you started to piece together this whole scenario.

That's because your brain has started to piece everything together.

Using the National Archives and other sources, he started to piece together the story.

With nearly 50 years of satellite data, they're starting to piece together the recent history of these sanctuaries.

It was the mental warm-up, the place where I was starting to piece together all the other moments.