Sentence examples for started to shed from inspiring English sources

And, in a few weeks, when autumn came and the trees started to shed, the upturned earth would be completely obscured.

With the postseason only a few days away, the Giants have started to shed the labels that previously defined their struggles this season.

In late November, the soap drew its highest rating, 55.4percentt, on a night which Betty started to shed her homely ways.

Multiple glaciers along a stretch of coastline 750km long have suddenly and consistently started to shed ice into the ocean at a constant rate of 60 cubic km or 55 trillion litres of water each year, they report in the journal Science.

(Incidentally, I think that was at the root of the UK men's magazine "slump" scare six months ago: there was no overall drop in total figures, it was just that the leading titles had forgotten to evolve their offerings, become formulaic and started to shed bored readers).

The nails then started to shed from the lunula towards the free edge concomitantly with the appearance of slowly growing new, pink nails (Fig. 1).

It will start to shed some responsibilities: indeed it is already starting to do so.

A monumental, impressive wine that is only starting to shed its primary character.

Ricky has plenty to work with when he starts to shed the lard.

And it didn't really start to shed that until the 1990s".

A 1999 Radici Riserva, Mastroberardino's top aglianico from the Taurasi denominazione, or appellation, was just starting to shed its adolescent surliness when I tasted it.