Sentence examples for starts to present from inspiring English sources

It starts to present a problem when we look at the voice, the sentences, which, in the context, will not do at all.

I may start with a couple of lines or a title that I like, and then play around with rhymes until a story starts to present itself.

"Increased understanding by the police of what suicide by cop is can mitigate such cases because when officers go in, and such criteria starts to present itself, the officers then, based on training and experience, can reformulate plans," he said.

It starts to present a problem when we look at the voice.' • Philip Hensher William Hill: 5 - 2 Ladbrokes: 7 - 2 English Passengers Matthew Kneale Hamish Hamilton £15.99, pp462 Matthew Kneale is a previous winner of both the Somerset Maugham Prize and the John Llewellyn Prize.

The appeal of circuit breakers in financial markets is obvious: when market behavior starts to present a major risk, the breaker trips, much like a real-world fuse would, imposing a cooling-off period before anything (a toaster, an economy) gets fried.

It starts to present the observed results for the First Contact routing protocol.

But asked by presenter Tim Lovejoy on Channel 4's Sunday Brunch whether he had started to present Top Gear yet, Evans said: "Not started yet, but we are doing a secret Top Gear film on Tuesday".

Recently, other clubs have started to present alternatives to the standard destination club model.

The possibilities were starting to present themselves as sampling and digital and editing programs [came in].

But then these other ideas started to present themselves – orchestral ideas.

The question of musical quality will start to present itself early on.