Sentence examples for started to come up from inspiring English sources

As they did so, Baggio's instinctive intelligence started to come up with a plan.

It only started to come up more when she was recognized as the inventor of the dish.

"But parents started to come up to me," said Sergeant Bloomer, "and saying, 'Hey, beautiful day, isn't it?

"Then, in giving it a plot, all of these other contemporary issues started to come up and arise.

Other things have started to come up in movieland, things I can't discuss, but I don't know how I feel about pursuing it.

"That's last night's rat hole," said Ms. Miller, pointing to a patch of dirt near her golden crocuses, which have just started to come up.

She added: "Girls are starting to come up to me.

"We had 15 minutes to be rolling; the light was starting to come up," Mr. Mueller said.

Since going to college, Abby was starting to come up with her own ideas about courtship.

The sun is starting to come up, and it is a new day.

Maybe in 2013 we will start to come up with some answers.