Sentence examples for started to visualise from inspiring English sources
Looking at seismology charts to explore how an earthquake can inscribe itself into scientific records I started to visualise these dark fluctuations as patterns generated by the forces of nature.
Goals bring confidence, I'm really starting to visualise positive things on the pitch.
It might be going past the full back, crossing the ball in, little things that in a game you start to visualise it.
After stage 5 flower buds, when sepals started to enclose the floral meristem, it became dificult to visualise the underlying developing floral organs without dissecting the flower buds.
As we walked back after the march we started to get an idea of the sheer scale of it (50,000 is not a number I can visualise!) From Tate Britain to Westminster the crowd was still marching as more and more groups who had been held up and were only just arriving joined on.
"You have to try to visualise things in your head before you start.
The extreme weather is helping companies to visualise risks and understand costs, says Thomas Lingard, global advocacy director at Unilever, but there's no certainty business will start to speak out on climate change.
12 To visualise the trends over time, the time period in which birth takes place is a useful starting point.
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