Sentence examples for started into a from inspiring English sources

He started into a long story about how Joni Mitchell had once lived in the house.

When a woman in a Kentucky Derby-style hat started into a screed about "homosexual extremism," he had had enough.

And then he started into a jagged broken-meter tune, overlapping melodies with two hands, something recognizably new and recognizably jazz; the others jumped in.

One of the nonprofits it has supported, Global Integrity, is likely to spin off a project called Foglamp, which it started, into a flexible-purpose company.

But he quickly gained confidence, and started into a tale about how the Bain team had printed out fliers and scoured the streets.

Despite remaining six strokes behind, Woods moved from a tie for 22nd place when the day started into a tie for fourth.

The waiter started into an in-depth description of the food, hitting all the beats in a sing-song voice.

When we first started into an economic downturn in 2007, the response was to waste hundreds of billions on stimulus checks.

"It's back to the future," Mr. Palkoska says before starting into a lament about the Xbox generation.

When you're trying to start a new habit, combine the pain of starting into a small segment.

Let off the brake as you start into a corner or curve.