Sentence examples for started to put out from inspiring English sources

Godard started to put out his cigarette.

The dwarf rhododendron started to put out new leaves.

Our record company started to put out silly filler collections – one was called 'Magic Bus: The Who on Tour'.

We found Chris in Toronto, and that's when the real band came together and we started to put out records.

Matt started to put out the tiles for TRIDUUMS, and the audience relaxed: humanity had not been bested by the computer on this turn.

Crus has started to put out "antennas" around the region to monitor the migration of pastoralists, but little else has been done from the Ecowas side.

"People are starting to put out things, knowing that it will be picked up.

Some years after the Police broke up, the band's guitarist dived into a jazz career, starting to put out albums reflecting his interest in most of the things working jazz musicians are concerned with -- Mingus and Monk and Brazilian music, among others.

"Most major L.C.D. manufacturers are starting to put out HDTVs with 120-hertz refresh rates that deliver a 4-millisecond response time," he said, adding that 120 hertz "is sort of the '1080p of 20077, that hot new spec that's featured on higher-end sets".

Wow! Just starting to hear the Democrats, who are only thinking Obstruct and Delay, are starting to put out the word that the "time" and "scope" of FBI looking into Judge Kavanaugh and witnesses is not enough.

"I had been a big fan of the stuff that Petter had done with James Holden's label Border Community a few years before, and I was also digging Axel's new tracks that he was just starting to put out," Kovács says.