Sentence examples for started to mention from inspiring English sources

When he returned to Italy in 1904, even the Roman newspapers had started to mention his name.

Around 1200 A.D., European writers started to mention instruments with names like gitere, chitarra, guitarra latina, quinterne and gittern.

Most of the narratives displayed at Civil War battlefields started to mention slavery as a cause of the conflict only about 10 to 15 years ago.

Over the last three years, we have started to mention to friends what has been happening to us, the days and weeks of abuse and chaos.

From the beginning of my career I was made aware of my effeminacy – often being interrupted during early gigs with "Are you gay?" As I grew older, audiences also started to mention my weight.

Winnie Harmar started to mention that they had just sponsored a two-week tour of Venice and Florence and Rome and Siena — "Yeah, yeah, we get it, Italy," Lewis Harmar said, snapping his fingers.

I can't start to mention names.

And will they start to mention the A-League in standard Football Weekly?

In assessing Feliciano's value, Manuel said: "You might start to mention him as a core member of our team.

But after the first three days of this year's Sundance Film Festival, many longtime attendees were starting to mention the amount of sex on screen.

Starting to mention the homeless, including the single homeless, on the HWB plans is one of the actions included in the Homeless Health Charter, drafted by St Mungo's.