Sentence examples for starting asking from inspiring English sources
This month marks the end of the six-month grace period on her student loans, which means the government will starting asking Heiney for its money.
In the late 1990s, while studying as a graduate student at Columbia University, Yale history professor Beverly Gage came across a mention of this event and starting asking whether anyone had remembered it happening.
In 1964, about once a month, the novelist and screenwriter Nell Dunn invited a friend to her house, got out her tape recorder, opened a bottle of wine, and starting asking questions.
But until we starting asking friends whether they'd frozen their baby's cord blood, no one volunteered that if we wanted to be really safe, we should rent storage in a deep freeze for his most precious bodily fluids.
It's certainly easy, given the scope of the food-desert challenge, to imagine other municipalities encouraging Walgreens to bring its concept elsewhere; customers in other cities who have heard about the effort have already starting asking local Walgreens managers when produce will be available.
When you run into a colleague in the hallway and she has a problem and you have five minutes, like, delving in and just starting asking some of those questions and using your intuition to say, wait, how is she talking about this problem?
"When is the recovery starting?" asks another sign.
I started asking questions.
Then he started asking around.
And he started asking questions.
