Sentence examples for started to refill from inspiring English sources

WHEN the sommelier in the overpriced Paris restaurant started to refill the glass without asking, François Simon stopped his hand in midair before a drop could fall.

Just three days after constructing water-harvesting structures on his land, Nagappa's borewells started to refill, and when the rains returned a few months later, four were completely recharged.

My server, a young woman with dark curly hair who, after hours of check-ins and water refills, had started to feel like my friend, looked at me a little nervously.

He has already started to call home just to say hi, rather than to remind his parents to refill the checking account.

If a cat knows that it's water bowl will be refilled before it gets empty, it'll never occur to the kitten to start whining for you to refill it.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Hoskins Fields said the spoon and the Maxwell House coffee canister ― which her dad refills when it starts to get low ― are sacred items in her home.

More and more, schools are starting to ban bottled water sales in favor of bottle refilling stations, in an effort to save the environment and precious student dollars.

7. GET A REFILL: When the proverbial glass starts to look a little low, then fill it up.

When the pouch starts to lose its smell, just spritz it with some more perfume or undo the blanket stitch, refill, and stitch up again.

As he started back downhill to the papayas, he lost control of the wheelbarrow and had to refill it from the rough ground.

He said the second wave would be another four-day action, and could start as soon as next Friday, leaving just a three-day window for affected petrol stations to refill their tanks.