Sentence examples for started to get remarkable from inspiring English sources

The garment has started to get remarkable amounts of attention, with fawning coverage praising the Chinese leadership's "jacket mentality" as "richly dynamic" and "down to earth".

But then it started to get remarkable.

But when the whole TMNT thing started, to see it rise was pretty remarkable.

OVER the past two years, something remarkable had started to happen in China.

And that, I think, is where Hannibal started to get away from Harris, the moment at which the monster became (as monsters often do) weirdly attractive to a remarkable number of otherwise sensible readers and moviegoers.

Biddy started to get better.

"It started to get legs".

I started to get worried.

"He started to get engaged".

Things started to get nuts.

The pressure started to get to him.