Sentence examples for started to dissolve from inspiring English sources

"Things started out O.K., but slowly started to dissolve until ultimately I had to break up with the client".

As many dreams for the country started to dissolve after independence, Tsehaye started to write regularly for Setit.

The empire, in which the Scots were so fundamentally involved, started to dissolve with the independence of India in 1947.

For just as the global telecommunications revolution has long outpaced political borders, so, too, has big business started to dissolve the frontiers associated with language.

Already any clear distinction between the two Alice books had started to dissolve, and Wonderland was widely assumed to include both territories, forming a Greater Wonderland, or Onederland, in the public imagination.

They face their own crisis on Pluto, where not only is there no connection with home but Gilda hears strange voices, a blood-red "X" appears on their window and the digital clock goes haywire, suggesting that time itself has started to dissolve.

The increased ocean acidity actually starts to dissolve the corals.

We already know that in these increasingly acid oceans organisms struggle to make shells and that those shells may even start to dissolve (try dropping a seashell into dilute vinegar and see what happens).

As the band becomes embroiled in drug culture and the marriage starts to dissolve, we are reminded that "you can only paint the town red so many times before you begin to bleed".

After age 30 or so, a woman's bones start to dissolve faster than they can be rebuilt, and after menopause she may develop thin, brittle bones that are easily broken.

Bones are in a constant state of remodeling, but after age 30 or so, a woman's bones start to dissolve faster than they can be rebuilt, and after menopause she may develop thin, brittle bones that are easily broken.