Sentence examples for starting to control from inspiring English sources

As Northern Ireland began to run out of steam, Mahir Shukurov and Abdullayev were starting to control things down the right flank.

However, he's also really into sports and wants to go to college, so he's starting to control his use as he knows that the schools [universities] are going through social media and using it as a means to exclude people.

The Spaniards are starting to control midfield, which is bad news for those of us who've had a speculative pre-match tenner on Marseille at 4/1. "I know you already have plenty on your plate but why not put images of what's going on during the match in your little photograph zone?" writes Howard Davies.

He's starting to control games in the same way he did for Shakhtar Donetsk.

Now the Blair government is starting to control prices again while turning the regulatory process into a political circus.

With Donegal starting to control the middle third of the field exchanges, they moved into a 0-10 to 0-8 lead before McLoone, just as he had done against Derry, scored a crucial goal.

He had started to control his anger.

Alcohol also started to control John's life.

"It has really started to control the schedule".

Does he really want to strengthen local councils which, in opposition, Labour will start to control?

But as we started to control nature, we saw ourselves above nature.