Sentence examples for starting to enter from inspiring English sources

Now, independent technology companies are starting to enter the market with their own services.

"It's starting to enter the mainstream," said Ms. Luther, a former director of the California Department of Conservation.

Hydrogen gas explosions have stopped occurring at the plant, a leak of highly radioactive water has been plugged and robots are starting to enter the reactor buildings to assess the potential for long-term repairs.

By the middle of the twentieth century, the area was home to Jews (some of whom came from Europe to escape anti-Semitism) and blacks who were starting to enter the middle class.

Star men Son Heung-min - With jet-fuelled heels, a floppy Beatles haircut and romantic ties with K-pop stars, the Bayer Leverkusen player is starting to enter superstardom in Korea.

Companies that make GPS devices are also starting to enter the growing Alzheimer's market with products that look like wristwatches, and even shoes with GPS monitors embedded in the heels.

But then things start to enter the realm of fantasy.

Experts say that that is what happens when your work force starts to enter its teens.

At this point doubts started to enter my mind about how the case was being presented.

Daydreams, in sepia tones, of holidays past, started to enter my head.

Then, "when the water started to enter their communities around 2 p.m., the people decided themselves that they must leave".