Sentence examples for starting to do something from inspiring English sources

"Kyoto was a case of some countries starting to do something.

In short, Europe – in its procedurally impeccable, lumbering way – is starting to do something serious about Hungary.

But she is also recently starting to do something that no other star soprano has ever attempted: she is conducting.

And here you can see that Noriega is starting to do something interesting: "On these pushy swells, it's not really breaking outside and it's not really breaking inside.

VALENCIA, Spain — Faced with plunging orders, merchants across this recession-wracked country are starting to do something that many of them have never done: cut retail prices.

Parents who once resigned themselves, however painfully, to what they assumed would be a life without grandchildren are now starting to do something about it.

We have to start to do something".

"They start to do something else".

Reading this, I start to do something similar.

He thinks it's a good idea that we start to do something.

"If America considers itself a friend of Syria, it should start to do something," he said.