Sentence examples for started to be drawn from inspiring English sources

Something changed as I started to be drawn into this book.

Now, I don't know what happened, but in my relative older age, I've started to be drawn in by the idea.

The lines the election will be fought on are starting to be drawn with Turnbull painting himself as the steady hand on the till, urging voters to "stay the distance".

As the memories gather, a portrait of a marriage starts to be drawn, but if it seems as if the novel will be a late-life stew of Philip's ruminative and aesthetically pleasing marital recollections — perhaps recounted not only at the ballet but also at the symphony and in the muted dining rooms of New York's establishment restaurants — the impression is soon dispelled.

At the end of the fourth season, even Elizabeth may be starting to be drawn into Pastor Tim's church.

The new districts, which would replace the current system of townwide elections, would start next year under boundaries to be drawn by the bipartisan Suffolk County Board of Elections.

But there are times when my receptors overload and I simply cannot start another interview, cannot bear to be drawn into yet another long-winded conversation at the supermarket checkout.

No sooner have you started it than it seems to be drawing to its conclusion but in between page 1 and 160 you eyes and ears are opened.

When the show started, we were drawn to Alicia's plight and the question: How is Alicia going to bring security back to her family after her husband, Peter, goes to jail for his involvement in a sex scandal and illegal activity?

This is why similar lessons also need to start being drawn on his side of the Atlantic.

But when the war started I was drawn back here.