Sentence examples for started to sketch from inspiring English sources

Labour has started to sketch out what a new model welfare state might look like in an age of austerity.

So I picked up the pencil and I started to sketch the scene from our living room.

He has started to sketch the blueprints for a more ambitious anaerobic system, during a Monday social hour that he calls "Gassifier Therapy".

In 1853 the British painter Eyre Crowe sidled into a slave auction house on a side street in Richmond, Va., and started to sketch white bidders eyeing a row of neatly dressed children, women and men with traces of fear and anxiety on their impassive faces.

It also changed him as an artist: he had started to sketch army scenes as soon as he joined up, but now he had a sub ject that called not just on artistic ability but on his capacity to bear witness.

After she passed, I started to sketch out a story that was the seed of what became the movie.

Francisco Mignone's score kept starting to sketch one kind of fiesta atmosphere after another.

You have that intimidating virgin sheet of paper, and you start to sketch an idea.

To think that they would observe my varicose-veined legs, my hairy, sagging knaidlach, and what — start to sketch?

Her mother has been a blank canvas to her and now she is starting to sketch in some details.

It's hard to know where Mr. Lagerfeld gets his ideas, or how much of the total effect he sees in his mind as he starts to sketch a collection.