Sentence examples for started to flag from inspiring English sources

(Story continues below the chart).If Moore's law has started to flag, it is mainly because of economics.

But as the debate wore on, and Mr. Trump's energy started to flag, so too did the atmosphere in the room.

Its fourth season has just started and Sergeant Brody has gone (questions over the loyalties of the US marine kidnapped by al-Qaida underpinned the previous series, which many critics felt had started to flag).

Other than shrinking circuitry further, it has also started to stack components, in effect building 3D chips.In this section Nothing to stand on Banking on de-banking Risky business Engaged tone The cheap, convenient cloud Ever more from Moore A very British business ReprintsIf Moore's law has started to flag, it is mainly because of economics.

Mahela Jayawardene had batted magnificently in the early stages of the tournament but he had started to flag recently, and having clipping Bresnan's first ball of the match over square-leg for his only boundary he encountered Stuart Broad's first ball which, perfectly pitched, got the bounce that the bowler's extra height can produce and found the edge.

"We started to flag a bit after 65 minutes but it was a magnificent effort across the park.

I'm starting to flag now.

Most albums, even good ones, start to flag toward the end.

By that point, the fighter's energy was visibly starting to flag.

But back onstage, the crazy quest to rescue our hostage hero is starting to flag.

You need your colleagues to make interventions when you are starting to flag.