Sentence examples for started to flare from inspiring English sources

"Tempers have started to flare," Sheriff Beary said, "especially in the gasoline lines".

Mr. Ensign said that the sergeant's unit was ambushed many times and that he witnessed the aftermath of several suicide bombings, which compounded the emotional difficulties that had already started to flare up.

The temperature starts to rise and the tempers start to flare as passengers shout at each other to move down the carriages.

Eight candidates have been crowded together in the primary for New Jersey's Seventh Congressional District since January, and tempers are starting to flare.

Whenever I'm on social media for too long I can actually feel my anxiety start to flare up.

But after a short period of silence, a wave of pathfinders started to drop target flares.

Trains between the terminals were halted for an hour and a half, and people started to feel trapped and tensions flared.

Mr. Van Cott started to raise his voice, his eyes flared, but then he let it go.

Thus by 72 hours post-dose, it could be expected that the flare would have started to resolve independently of treatment in some patients.

All the coronal mass ejections we studied started to move before the related solar flares appeared.

Tempers flared amid PowerPoint chaos, and Excel started to look like an Escher drawing.