Sentence examples for started to fool from inspiring English sources

I started to fool around with other books and their major and minor characters, sometimes by request and sometimes not.

It wasn't easy to be popular but I wanted to be less unpopular which is why I started to fool around.

"We started to fool around, and very early in that, he put his hands around my throat and closed them, and I couldn't breathe," she said.

"We talked a lot about how Saddam Hussein was starting to fool the world again as he'd done over the last 12 years," she said on CBS.

We're starting to fool around with grapes a little, so we thought we'd track that thing down, maybe order one". Fortunately, the exhibitors seemed to have no false illusions that they were going to collect their year's quota of orders from this show.

These moments fooled us; they started to feel like vacation.

We go to her room and get to fooling around, and I start going down on her under the covers.

Look for this issue to flare up again in the coming week — Apple, after all, is rumored to be introducing its own similar feature for the iPhone 8, and people will without a doubt start trying to fool it pretty much immediately.

Standing there watching it unfold, he started to embody all those other fools suffered over the years, the blowhards, the boors and various clods who make a scene and yell at defenseless service workers, thereby disrupting perfectly serene situations.

The old man was no fool, and he gradually started to lure his clients back.

The idea that we are trying to deceive anyone is as ridiculous as it is offensive: you do not start out trying to fool someone that you have an interest in getting to know better.