Sentence examples for start to select from inspiring English sources

Before I was involved, I would never miss the audition phase, then I'd start to select my favourites as it went on.

Too many attractive males, and evolutionary pressures start to select against the best-looking, researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science.

Although she tested her dramatic chops as a child by occasionally appearing in her sisters' films, as a young adult she's started to select her own roles.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 7 , 1933P. 13 A theatrical producer started to select the cast for a new show and for one of the lesser parts sent for an old-time actor.

In Britain, "gardeners are starting to select more drought-tolerant species, and we are likely to see changes in the planting palette over coming years," said Tim Entwisle, director of conservation, living collections and estates at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew, England.

One of his coming projects involves reviewing his own legacy, as he starts to select which of his own works will be donated to his main beneficiaries, the Tate Modern in London and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

An R&D program has started to select and qualify the welding and cutting processes for the port flange lip seal.

After completing the discovery phase and constructing all multiple paths, the mechanism starts to select a set from the constructed paths to transfer the data packet.

However, in the latter, when the LMA becomes overloaded, the LMA starts to select some of the multicast sessions for a load balancing purposes.

After 2014, they started to select into other regions within Turkey and even other countries with the hope of being eventually admitted into a European country.

Recently, more and more MSM have started to select their sexual partners via the Internet, and less concern has been focused on this population.