Sentence examples for started to empty from inspiring English sources

The ballroom started to empty.

The place had started to empty of customers.

With the passing of time, the mosques have started to empty.

At 33-0, withethe game effectively over, Hansen started to empty his bench.

As they have become more liberal, adventurous, and postmodern in their interpretations of the Bible, their pews have started to empty out.

But in time South Boston started to empty — slowly at first, and then like a bathtub with an open drain — and Saints Peter and Paul emptied, too.

At 9.30pm, my row starts to empty.

Most of the board members have left, and the room is starting to empty out.

Old-fashioned colleges that fail to offer value for money, however, may find that their lecture halls start to empty.

Meanwhile, the houses in multiple-occupation (HMO) that sustained The Young Ones – the once-neglected Victorian inner-city stock – are starting to empty out.

Unlike the losing camels, Falakali, who is 60, won't have the hump come Sunday afternoon, when the stadium starts to empty.