Sentence examples for started to enter from inspiring English sources

At this point doubts started to enter my mind about how the case was being presented.

Daydreams, in sepia tones, of holidays past, started to enter my head.

Then, "when the water started to enter their communities around 2 p.m., the people decided themselves that they must leave".

Karen DeWitt, the church secretary, said she was leaving her office as the mothers started to enter the foyer.

Lately, hope has started to enter that mixture, as a long-term plan for a flood-resistant Prattsville has begun to take shape.

A fullness and softness started to enter the Sissinghurst farm and garden, all based on the understanding that romance was what Sissinghurst had to give the world.

But then things start to enter the realm of fantasy.

Experts say that that is what happens when your work force starts to enter its teens.

"It's starting to enter the mainstream," said Ms. Luther, a former director of the California Department of Conservation.

Now, independent technology companies are starting to enter the market with their own services.

I wander around my neighborhood drinking tea, and as that caffeine starts to enter my bloodstream, I start to feel really good about life.