Sentence examples for started to bear from inspiring English sources

The pressure started to bear down on his family.

By then, too, Soering's appeals for reassessment of his case had started to bear fruit.

But more recently a revival of the Russell/Eddington approach has started to bear fruit.

His early investments, many made during the depths of the financial crisis, have started to bear fruit.

"We know that people's endurance has reached the limit," he said, adding that the sacrifices have started to bear fruit.

"I finally think, when I did 'The Rookie' that things really started to bear fruit," Mr. Quaid said.

Had acting started to bore you a bit?

The theme to the spy movie 'SPECTRE', Has started to bore us,  There isn't a chorus, It's enough to make Bond a defector.

The overhaul is starting to bear fruit.

This stepped-up effort is starting to bear fruit.

"It's now starting to bear very important fruit.