Sentence examples for starting to undo from inspiring English sources

I am going to be starting my hormone therapy in a few weeks, and finally starting to undo some of the damage testosterone has ravaged on my body for 30 years.

1 Land for Chinese Settlers Locke, Calif., is starting to undo a property-leasing arrangement created under a 1913 state law that blocked Chinese immigrants and their children from owning land.

"With 79 minutes gone, I didn't think it was going to come and I was starting to undo my bootlaces.

As our organization, Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility, has long argued, the ingenuity and resources that went into building newer, "better" prisons helped create the horrors of mass incarceration we are starting to undo.

This reflects the increasing promotion of end-of-life discussion by organisations such as Dying Matters, a UK national coalition, which aims to change public knowledge and attitudes to death and dying by starting to undo the taboo subject of death and promote conversations around end-of-life matters [ 45].

Worse, a collection of simmering transatlantic trade disputes could start to undo the present regime.

Denise cracked up laughing, and Clarke started to undo his flies.

He stops, turns, leans his gun against the wall, then abruptly crouches down and starts to undo his shoes.

It's going to stay that way until they start to undo what they have done and bring jobs back — real jobs with health care.

The courts could start to undo the damage by deciding that, rather than disappearing down the memory hole, Bush v. Gore will stand for the principle that elections need to be as fair as we can possibly make them.

The challenge now is to eat in to Webber's lead and that means finishing ahead of the Australian on Sunday is of paramount importance and will start to undo the damage the last two grands prix have done to his campaign.