Sentence examples for starts to set from inspiring English sources

The sun starts to set at forty.

The history starts to set in".

After 25 minutes or so, fatigue starts to set in.

Put a string of those together and nagging fatigue starts to set in.

And when the sun starts to set, light begins to feel finite.

But for the Rangers, this is where the optimism starts to set in.

After some time at the show, a certain leveling feeling starts to set in.

CHALLENGE Hunger and thirst starts to set in by the afternoon, and the time passes by slowly.

But it starts to set up a firmer standard to talk about the impact side, and not just scale and profitability as proxies for impact.

As soon as they stop having those little chubby cheeks, which is at about 5 or 6, the stereotype of danger and threat starts to set in.

The place also affords unusual and spectacular views of Madrid, with its cluster of skyscrapers shimmering in the distance as the sun starts to set.