Sentence examples for started to harbor from inspiring English sources

That triggered my fascination, and I started to harbor desires to grow powerful and unify the nation like he did.

The Polleys had a cine-camera, and Sarah makes lavish use of old footage; but so adept is she at locating the exact shots, sometimes from decades earlier, to match the contributors' spoken memories that you start to harbor suspicions.

If I ever start to harbor any thoughts of ill will about that, I have to reflect on what they have already been through and conquered in their young lives.

When the lethality is reduced, the second division starts to harbor a greater mutation rate, which also helps to lower the ratio.

The stripers survived and began to thrive again thanks to the landmark 1972 Clean Water Act, which brought toxic releases under control; a decade later, the harbor started to recover.

However, the frequency of viruses harboring H275Y started to increase from September 2008 (2/14, 14.3%) and quickly reached 100% (37/37) in December (Fig. 1A).

Fish harboring medulloblastoma started to show strong motility disruption at 15 dpf and died at 45 dpf.

From the moment we left the harbor, the guests started to walk around completely naked in front of the whole crew, until eventually they started having sex in front of us too.

Which is how I learned a little bit about Petros, the three-foot-high pelican that started to stalk me one morning as I walked to the harbor.

Strain D harboring gfp gene was constructed to generate green fluorescence when the strain started to biodegrade phenanthrene.

Florida officials say they are moving more aggressively to track down owners and are also starting to unclog the local inlets, harbors, swamps and rivers.