Sentence examples for start to resort from inspiring English sources

You need more and more, so you start to resort to crime; dealing or begging, borrowing or stealing from your parents.' John was 16 or 17 when he started to steal.

It is starting to resort to force.

We have already started to resort to analog and digital categories as evaluators of the human condition: memory, bandwidth, selfies, texting, emailing, online surfing, etc.

If you're the one who's looking for an escape, it'll give you something to do or at least make the events around you more lively (without needing to resort to starting a conversation about Obamacare or immigration).

When she cuts cinematically from this whiff of peril to Harry's awakening with a start, she resorts to the kind of predictable storytelling signals that her narrative doesn't need.

Taken overall, it might be worth considering allowing the starter two attempts, rather than one, to get races at big meetings off with a walk-in start before resorting to a standing one".

At least two Indiana Head Start programs have resorted to a random drawing to determine which three-dozen preschool students will be removed from the education program for low-income families, a move officials said was necessary to limit the impact of mandatory across-the-board federal spending cuts.

Producers have been aware of the possibility of a strike for some months and have stockpiled scripts and show episodes so most regular pre-recorded shows should not be affected for the immediate future, however if the strike lasts over the longer term it is likely that the networks will start resorting to reruns and game shows to fill airtime as fresh product runs out.

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How long before people start resorting to cannibalism?

Would the farmers get desperate and start resorting to different methods?