Sentence examples for started to ruin from inspiring English sources

Then ballet started to grate – the whole idea of trying to attain perfection started to ruin the experience, so I decided to try another type of performance".

Oil paintings donated by the artist Chav had to be removed from the walls after the damp started to ruin them.

Situations like this could be when bad soundtracks really start to ruin a good film – and ruin your memory of the book.

For now though, here are the five titles just outside it – there are indie thillers, sci-fi epics and undead adventures, all of them worth a place under your Christmas tree this year (though digital distribution is totally starting to ruin that well-worn cliche).

Dry every second or two so the rubbing alcohol doesn't start to ruin the ink you do want.

Corey signed off on the text, calling it a "great article!" Once he realized people were laughing at him, he got very mad at me, and started attempting to ruin my reputation online.

Because, once I told her I would sing for her, once I fetched the drum and she started to dance, Margaret ruined the effect.

"Afterwards, the lads were at my disposal and I tried to create a group, we started to work without ruining the work done in three extraordinary years.

"People have started to use the phrase ruin porn a lot and that seems to me very limiting – lust seems more capacious, it takes in desire for the past and future, nostalgia, regret, excitement, a kind of sublime".

In the late 18th and 19th centuries, the ruined castles started to be considered picturesque and sublime, attracting visitors and artists from across a wide area.

The coffee shop has been renamed Venus Rising, a metaphor for the arts community that has started to rise from the ruins of Butte.