Sentence examples for starting to pass from inspiring English sources

I'm starting to pass out again.

The fog of disbelief and grief is starting to pass, and be replaced with anger.

Now they are starting to pass their funding costs on to their customers in the form of higher borrowing rates.

It's a sure sign that one of the landmark events of the Middle East in the 20th century is starting to pass from memory into history.

And Mr. Chestnut is starting to pass along what he knows at Princeton University, teaching tap for the first time in his life.

The driver, fatigued, looks up to see his exit, but it's already starting to pass, and the car swerves off the road at a dangerous speed.

You can then refine your implementation so that some of the tests start to pass.

There are early signs of a broad easing as banks start to pass the savings on.

The airline collected all the food it could possibly gather and started to pass it around.

Up the straight, she's started to pass horses, but the kickback was horrendous today.

"Chrissie just started to pass me so much better," said Sukova.