Sentence examples for starting to file from inspiring English sources

The hung-over and tender-eared were just starting to file into Basketball City, the giant sports hangar on Pier 36 on the East River in Lower Manhattan, its backboards raised flush with the ceiling and its floor paneled over with carpet.

They are starting to file lawsuits and are issuing their typical self-congratulations for discovering "fraud" that is already well known.

Conant's larger story is one of various white nationalist factions gearing up to run for office, by "starting to file paperwork and print campaign literature for offices large and small".

As well as tweeting, reporters started to file stories from the scene.

By 3 a.m., patrons realized there would be no show, and they started to file out.

The art kids started to file in, and by about 9pm the place was heaving.

British prosecutors have also started to file charges against individuals in the Libor case.

Galvanize playing as the athletes start to file in... just as it was in the Olympics opening ceremony.

As the audience started to file out, another speech by Dr. King was resounding through the church.

That figure might rise as smaller companies, which have been given an extension to their reporting deadline, start to file.

Some investors have started to file legal claims against financial institutions in an effort to recover losses from the subprime mortgage crisis.