Sentence examples for started to hum from inspiring English sources
Josephine started to hum the theme from "Jaws".
With stocks now lean, orders are picking up and factories have started to hum again.
Barrelling through a deep ditch, he started to hum a little tune.
For a while you said nothing, then started to hum the melody to "Happy Birthday".
"When Mercer wrote 'Blues in the Night,' I went over his lyric and I started to hum it over at his desk," Arlen told Alec Wilder.
Now, as similar initiatives are taking hold throughout the region, Jaipur's traditional arts, crafts and music have started to hum with a new vitality.
As the economy starts to hum, many analysts expect the Central Bank to have to raise interest rates again.Each of these brings its own problems.
Mexico's stock market is also starting to hum, with the benchmark Bolsa IPC rising on Monday to its highest level since November.
In the first half, before Dickens's irrepressible storytelling kicks in and the motor of the novel starts to hum with incident, we find him almost meditating on his literary beginnings.
They've got pastoral care to administer on a civic scale, and as they tap into the inhabitants' thoughts and dreams – Berliners halted on the streets, slumped in tenements or in U-Bahn carriages – Wings of Desire starts to hum with the introspection that is the peculiar quality of that city.
