Sentence examples for started expressing from inspiring English sources

Many hedge funds had started expressing concern about Bear Stearns by late Thursday.

Panel members soon started expressing their own doubts about Dr. Graham's conclusions.

The New York Times reported that many hedge funds had started expressing concern about Bear Stearns by late Thursday.

I was born in '77 and the '90s was really when I started expressing myself in fashion.

At Oberlin, a liberal arts college in Ohio, Summers came out to her family over the phone in her second week, and started expressing her masculinity.

"We've been making changes for the last four or five years because students started expressing a greater interest," said Ted Mayer, executive director of university dining services.

Unless some people get a bit carried away and start expressing themselves with flying objects.

The colleague replied, "Well, one thing that would help is if he would start expressing appreciation for the United States".

"Each one means well, but you get a beer in front you and you really start expressing opinions".

"I don't think that this is the time in which we should start expressing the conditionality of what we do today," said Britain's foreign secretary, Robin Cook.

That failure, "combined with the bleaching event, I think gives justification for the NGOs to be out there campaigning, and for countries to start expressing concern".