Sentence examples for starting to blend from inspiring English sources

1.42am: Everything is starting to blend together, and I'm not sure where one episode ends and another begins.

And I have to admit I'm starting to experience a kind of "favoriting" fatigue — meaning that the digital causes of the day or week are all starting to blend together.

If you were feeling uncharitable you might remark on the general one-pacedness of the set, the swaggering mid-tempo blues numbers starting to blend into one another after a while.

The scenes were only just starting to blend, and these larger companies couldn't understand that it's OK to have different layers and dimensions to the way you look, the way you talk, the way you act.

It's all starting to blend into the same type of culture".

"They start to blend together after a while," Leiter said.

Fifteen minutes in, the names and the tabloid-familiar faces all started to blend together.

But by lunchtime on the second day, everything started to blend together: That's a tough one.

IF YOU GO -- Edison borders the Garden State Parkway, at a point where North Jersey starts to blend into Central Jersey.

"Then, things start to blend, so it's not a formal look-at-me, I'm-taking-your-picture kind of portrait.

You see some of the same bands over and over, and hear the same gimmicks and retro signifiers, and things start to blend together.