Sentence examples for views started from inspiring English sources
In the 18th century, when views started to be cherished, the term "picturesque" was enthusiastically applied to them.
Black's chemistry teaching, in his earlier years, reflected the latest ideas; toward the end of his career, his views started to seem outdated.
During the Bush years, the network's high-octane mix of news and views started to draw more viewers than CNN, creating a new leader in cable news.
Mr. Crenshaw said his views started to shift when his Colombian friend, a white-collar professional who had been living in Florida for years, asked for help after being arrested for driving without a license.
My views started to shift a few days into the scandal, when it was revealed Dolezal had tried unsuccessfully to sue a black university for allegedly discriminating against her on the basis she was white.
Within hours the views started accumulating.
Doubles with bay views start at 94 euros before June.
Double occupancy with beach views start at $189.
The views start a good half mile away.
Rooms with ocean views start at $199 a night.
Rooms with lake views start at $179 in spring, not the $539 of summer.
