Sentence examples for started to block from inspiring English sources
The government started to block the emergency lines and interfere with the net.
Two weeks ago, amid a diplomatic spat with Tokyo, China started to block exports of all rare earths to Japan.
WHEN Iran's authorities started to block websites such as YouTube and Wikipedia in 2006, only a tenth of the population used the internet.
"They started to block me," Mr. Aridjis said, recalling a time when PRI governments had the power to decide which writers would become famous.
Recently, Times Online, the Sunday Times, the News of The World and the Sun started to block news aggregators such as NewsNow and Meltwater from crawling their content.
Now Macedonia, the first country on the route, has started to block the path of anyone not from Syria, Iraq or Afghanistan.
Ten years later, at 30 feet, it was starting to block the light.
Last month, this trend hit the headlines after reports suggested that the service was starting to block these VPN users.
The trees have now grown so tall and wide that they are starting to block my view.
As you progress, the stelae start to block out the sky; it is almost like being buried in stone towards the middle; and it starts to become hard to see your way out.
Reuters, for example, announced that it would start to block anonymous comments and require users to register with their names and e-mail addresses in an effort to curb "uncivil behavior".
