Sentence examples for fighting has started from inspiring English sources

"He said to me, 'Dad, I need your blessing, because fighting has started now, and they are killing my friends.

The fighting has started to impact civilians living nearby in the city — at least six have been killed since January 29th.

Since the fighting has started in South Sudan in December 2013, protection and human rights actors have documented a tragically significant increase in incidents involving children.

The fighting had started,'" said Sadlobelasvili, from Pkhvenisi, adding: "My mother is still there.

"They were so loud, so close, that I thought the fighting had started again, that we have been hit once more".

The Foreign Secretary, Mr. George Brown, an emotional man to whom cool neutrality about anything probably does not come easily, punctiliously stressed this policy to the packed House of Commons after the fighting had started.

BBC Radio Ulster GAA analyst Oisin McConville said that it appeared that the fighting had started after the Armagh team lined out behind the Cavan flag as the parade was about to begin.

Interior Ministry officials said they had started with an attempt to disarm a rogue militia whose members were accused of torture, while witnesses told Reuters that the fighting had started during a dispute between rival militias over the detention of a member of one of the groups.

No one was killed in the artillery duel, but the attack on the U.S. fortress meant the fighting had started.

Before fighting had started in Norway in April 1940, the Polish-French team solved an uncommonly hard three-letter code used by the Germans to communicate with fighter and bomber squadrons and for exchange of meteorological data between aircraft and land.

"All of the world has started fighting over Iraq.