Sentence examples for started to frequent from inspiring English sources

There, he started to frequent a radical mosque and became known to the Spanish intelligence services.

Determined to find other Latinos who live in town, I started to frequent the local coffee shops and drug stores.

Because I had no refrigeration and terrible communal cooking facilities (I'm not exaggerating when I say we had to watch our food cook because the cockroaches would scurry up out of the stove and try to crawl into the pan when we turned on the burners), I started to frequent McDonald's, where I could pick up an entire meal -- with a shake -- for the equivalent of about 80 cents.

But he is stricken by the sight of dead fish on his cleanup outings, she said, and for the first time has started to frequent bars with other fishermen.

During this time he starts to frequent prostitutes, and has sex with a thirteen-year-old girl.

Then he started to reward frequent customers by e-mailing them sneak peeks at new merchandise, sales events and free classes.

He started to take frequent break in his nocturnal sleep.

The council said dredging work has started to prevent frequent flooding of the A38 near Wellington.

Immediately after heading out on the second leg of the double marathon, I started to get frequent texts from Mary-Anne telling me to watch for her on a specific corner about a mile from the finish line.

The proband presented normal development and growth and reported to be healthy until the age of 20 years, when she started to complain of frequent abdominal and joint pain.

Atmospheric CO2 concentration during the critical sequence from large-scale gathering of wild cereals at Ohalo II around 23.000 BP increased from roughly 200  μmol mol−1 to 270  μmol mol−1 [ 105] until the end of the Younger Dryas when evidence of cultivating wild cereals started to become more frequent and remained relatively stable until approximately 1800 AD.