Sentence examples for start to run from inspiring English sources

And so, once again, the Minotaur would start to run.

You dump the dying car and start to run.

The result: they start to run deficits, which grow alarmingly as related interest payments pile up.

"He will probably start to run today, and tomorrow he will join in with full training".

"The world will soon start to run out of conventionally produced, cheap oil," Goodstein begins.

Although it is when I try and express this that I start to run into trouble.

When they rip it out a couple of times, you start to run different.

You start to run out of celebrities that people are interested in.

"You're a nervous wreck when you start to run low on sap," he said.

"When the league knows all you throw are straight fastballs and changeups, you start to run into trouble.

One of the risks of rising temperatures is that this storage process can start to run in reverse.