Sentence examples for started to guide from inspiring English sources

Then an attendant started to guide everyone down a spiral staircase.

Introduction: To meet the need of patients family members and staff we started to guide visiting children at our adult ICU in the St Elisabeth hospital (EZ) in Tilburg 3 years ago.

It starts to guide the moral compass.

West Indies can be a difficult side to captain because there is a lot of inter-island rivalry, but Sammy has taken on that responsibility and he is starting to guide West Indies cricket towards where all of the Caribbean would want them to be.

When these features become highly familiar, they may start to guide attention in automatic fashion [38], [39] even though the visual features associated with foods would not be visually highly salient (c.f. saliency data from Experiment 1).

The building, on Passeig de Gràcia in the Eixample neighbourhood, has started to run guided tours through its ornate first floor, one that represents some of the finest craftsmanship of the early 20th century.

With 15 laps left in the race it was to a standing ovation from the bulk of the 85,000 mostly Italian fans in the grandstands that Fernando Alonso retook a lead he had lost at the start to guide his Ferrari team to its — and his — third victory of the season, on the team's home ground.

Think of it like running a marathon: you want a strong start to guide your attitude and determination through future miles, but set out too fast and you'll be out of fuel before you can finish.

So Khmer Architecture Tours started to offer guided itineraries, led by qualified architect.

In the face of such a public faith in the philosopher, and with an eye on the PR benefits an association with him can bring, the government has started to incorporate his guiding principles into public life.

This basic research helps me more than what I would have paid for and are some of my starting points to guide me before I go to the country.