Sentence examples for starting to blush from inspiring English sources

But, just when we were starting to blush, Xiang brought out the criticism, "Despite its large magnitude, the CrunchBase corpus is sparse with many missing attributes," because the community-created database tends to focus on more popular companies and features.

"I guess I did have a big summer," Cooper said, starting to blush.

He did his best to remain in this quiet moment, with coffee and silence and extremely high ceilings and an open loading-dock door that revealed green trees and the back of an apartment building and a sky that was starting to blush blue with the sunrise. .

I turned the key yet again, and pressed the button, and now I was a little frantic and starting to blush".

I start to blush".

"Little Dorrit?" I start to blush.

"Sara and I started to blush when we saw each other," Mr. O'Sullivan said, "and I knew something was happening but wasn't quite sure what it was".

"I start to blush and feel uncomfortable, especially when I meet someone more experienced, with a higher rank than me".

If he sees you and starts to blush or grin he probably likes you.

See if your crush starts to blush or looks embarrassed when the other person comes up.

White and dead-looking by day, they begin to blush as the unwilling northern dusk gathers, then they start to glow, pulsating with a pinkish light.