Sentence examples for started to unite from inspiring English sources

The Bolton family had started to unite for Fabrice.

Local and congressional elections are taking place this year; and although the divided Peronist block in Congress has started to unite around the president, the party has refused to back his preferred choice of mayor in the capital, or to reopen its list of congressional candidates in Buenos Aires province to include his supporters.

Although it was planned to be fixed 6 weeks later (due to the need for a CT and an available appropriate operating slot), it was found to have started to unite when screening under anaesthetic.

Fans, however, are starting to unite against what they consider a corporate slap in the face.

CONFOUNDING appearances of irreparable division, the broad centre-right coalition that backed Fernando Henrique Cardoso through two presidential terms is starting to unite around his chosen candidate in October's election, Jose Serra.

Already hardliners and moderates are starting to unite in calling for the immediate release of Mr Chen, who has been in prison for six months for alleged corruption, without yet being found guilty, and who this month has faced new charges.

Unless we start to unite together against this crap, whether people are offended are not!...it's going to get much worse.

It's hardly surprising that parish clergy are starting to join Unite in order to defend themselves against bishops who venerate consultants McKinsey rather than the saints.

Now, this is hardly ESPN, but it's a start to uniting the game-makers and the viewers under the same roof.

While Dunfermline started to settle, United remained the more incisive and Barry Douglas headed wide from 12 yards.

After early encouragement, however, Barcelona settled into their smooth passing style and started to give United a rough ride as they struggled to maintain any measure of authority and control was lost.