Sentence examples for started to know about from inspiring English sources

It couldn't carry on the way it was and, as I mentioned, too many people started to know about it and it started to get ugly.

"I think now, hopefully, if Davidson's getting on the map and everybody starts to know about it, maybe more people will start to come here," Curry said.

"After we worked for about 10 years in the area, people started to know more about it".

"I am starting to know more about my action and actual plans that are helping me to take wickets and help the team to do better.

"People are really starting to get to know about her.

I start to know what Bowles meant about certain repetitive sounds being "the culmination of beauty," a thing capable of thrusting a person into "a non-thinking state"—that blissful, elusive nowhere.

And part of what I think will allow us to participate or capitalize on those opportunities is to have people actually start to know a little bit about us.

"When no one is forgotten and nothing goes to waste, when sadness turns to laughter, when anger is defaced... you'll start to know the way I feel about you".

In addition to helping the band, he said, "the big ambition is to get people to change the discourse on the war a little bit, to get people started talking about, wanting to know about, the Iraqi refugee situation".

I would call to ask how the patient was and I think he just started to get to know more about me and asked me out on a date.

It also reignites the learning motivation they had when they first started school and wanted to know about everything.