Sentence examples for time is starting from inspiring English sources

Time is starting to run out.

"Time is starting to run out on me," he wrote.

And Torre, maybe for the first time, is starting to see the look of a competitor.

With triple the amounts of ivory seized over the last ten years, time is starting to run out.

But for now, the accidental governor, besides having a great time, is starting to seem almost inevitable.

Time is starting to gain on nudists, for we learn from their periodical certain brazen hussies among them are attracting attention by wearing loincloths.

But researchers using newly available surveys that follow families over time are starting to home in on the impact.

There, he studied microfluidic systems, which at the time were starting to find applications in droplet formation.

In recent years, time was starting to catch up to the one they lovingly called JuanGa.

Now more mom entrepreneurs or "mompreneurs" already strapped for time are starting -- and successfully growing -- their own business ventures.

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