Sentence examples for started evolved from inspiring English sources

The Green Belt Movement that she started, evolved into one of the first truly worldwide, grassroots, self-help organisations.

The concept of the conference started evolving about two years ago.

I found my taste in art started evolving.

Within 20 minutes of the uncorking, this dry wine started evolving toward a "sweetness" that heightened its immediate approachability.

"And that's about the same time mammals started evolving their own chewing mechanisms," Dr. Jones said.

When I got into computer animation my taste in painting started evolving to Grant Wood and Delacroix, and all those people who dealt with light.

I don't know where your writer has been or whom she's been talking to, but the restaurant scene in Philadelphia started "evolving" about 30 years ago.

"Once I got out here my politics started evolving," said John Spurgin, 63, a retired corporate lawyer who voted Republican for years while living in Houston but found himself drawn to the Democrats after arriving here three years ago.

Large-scale implementation of the idea of control, however, was impossible without a high level of technological sophistication, and the principles of modern control started evolving only in the 19th century, concurrently with the Industrial Revolution.

Although an incipience of social enterprises has already started evolving at some locations in India.

Mail.ru gained users and started evolving beyond copycat tactics to yield its share of innovations.