Sentence examples for started to contact from inspiring English sources

When she failed to post an update later that day, friends started to contact her.

The order lasted for a year; he started to contact her again as soon as it expired.

Soon after, opera houses throughout the country started to contact her, and others learned about her on the Internet.

Scotland Yard has started to contact the relatives of 7/7 victims to warn them they were targeted by the News of the World.

Then he started to contact female friends of mine 'to have a little fun together' and I finally managed to leave him.

The account picked up 106 new followers on the first day, and young people even started to contact them directly about Clearing on Snapchat.

He added his firm would start to contact clients who had accepted settlements from the claims fund to "tell them of their rights".

Alan Higham from advice website Pensions Champ says: "The changes in 1995 were reasonable, but for the fact that the government waited 14 years before starting to contact the women affected.

"The academic job market is extremely tight … even postdoctoral researchers and lecturers are starting to contact us about alternative careers because they are worried about their employment prospects," says Terry Jones, a careers adviser with the Careers Group, University of London.

When the cutting tool starts to contact with the work piece, the material first deform elastically, as both the tangential force and thrust force increase linearly and rapidly.

"Perhaps I should start to contact them". Noguez said he believed that Linda Guevara was behind the site and was using it to lash out at her opponents.