Sentence examples for started to interest from inspiring English sources

The town's secrets started to interest me.

By that time he had already started to interest the big clubs.

So, despite five children and a full-time job, she started to interest herself in secondary education.

Except that, somewhere toward the end of elementary school, certain boys started to interest me in ways I didn't entirely understand.

In the early 1990s, when British art suddently started to interest a wider world, it was sustained mainly by public spaces, above all the Tate, where Serota went from the Whitechapel.

Political economy started to interest me as I began to notice the economic cycles.

By 1980 the personal computer field was starting to interest the large computer companies.

You begin to see the similarities in certain human behaviors, and that starts to interest you.

Farther east on Jericho Turnpike toward Woodbury, the Preserve at Woodbury, a new enclave of 32 brick town houses with copper entryway awnings, is starting to interest younger buyers.

It was all too much for my friends; they started to lose interest.

It has started to raise interest rates despite the terrible state of many European economies.