Sentence examples for started to comment from inspiring English sources

Even before Ivetta went home with Kostya, people had started to comment.

Passersby, walking dogs and babies, had already started to comment on what was happening.

The following year he began to teach at Bucknell University here and his work started to comment more sharply on world events.

I realised this when people started to comment on my relationship over social media: "You're such a dream pair!", "You two lovebirds you!", "You guys are always having a great time".

Wait until many people have started to comment on an activity and then introduce a template.

"At first it was just me who was noticing it, but then my family started to comment.

After starting to comment about how Mr. Obama did not understand entrepreneurship in the free economy, Mr. Romney stumbled briefly, confusing Mr. Obama's political résumé: "He upon becoming governor — excuse me, president last time — governor might have been a better job for him to have started with," Mr. Romney said, to applause.

Update: People are now starting to comment on Paperchase's Amazon listing for the product design in question.

If teachers start to comment, you'll come off as trying too hard, and you'll be forced to stop.

Don't wear the same outfit so long that it gets smelly or that people start to comment on it.

If they start to comment and criticize your decision to wear hijab, you may have to decide whether you think your relationship can tolerate the difference, or if you need to keep your distance to avoid further conflict.