Sentence examples for starting to need from inspiring English sources

My bones are riddled with metastatic disease, and I'm starting to need pain medications.

The McSweeneyites may be the current emperors of cool, but they're starting to need some new clothes.

She missed him, she writes, but "the reality was that I was starting to need Nigel, or somebody, to come with me and share the costs".

Musicians and their management are finally starting to need Spotify as much as it needs them.

With all this focus on clarity it's clear Amazon is aiming this device at a group of consumers still reading print books: folks who might be a little older and are starting to need reading glasses.

This is rapidly changing, and given that smartphones and tablets have been major driver for cloud service uptake, it's a good moment to pick up new users who are just starting to need those kinds of solutions.

Because suddenly I started to need meetings with people.

As that happens, people start to need drugs just to bring dopamine levels back to normal.

And therefore, people will start to need to put security onto all these small devices.

To get started, you'll need to start sampling a few different kinds of cigars.

We need start to changing these conversations.