Sentence examples for finally started on from inspiring English sources

For those waited, roughly half of them waited until green or crossed at an intersecting crosswalk, while others finally started on red light.

Once "Airplane!" finally started on Monday, the chatter that had grown in volume with the successive pours of a thousand wine bottles fell to a hush.

When the press conference finally started, on the theatre's main stage, the fighters declined to provide the press corps with any additional drama.

After months of waiting and appointments, none of which included counselling, I finally started on testosterone gel, later switching to injections.

Once Lerner and Loewe finally started on the show, they spent many hours — days, weeks, years — trying to figure out how to combine their talents with Shaw's.

Now, however, after more than a decade of delays, work has finally started on an ambitious £335m redevelopment of Merseyside's largest hospital.

It's then she finally starts on the downside, and her fame in America becomes apparent.

Better late than never, and we are finally starting on that.

And work finally starts on our new office this week – fingers crossed.

There's little fun in seeing the Consul puking, or on his knees in his garden scrabbling after a bottle, or turning into a cantina even though it means he may miss a bus, or finally starting on the mescal, against everyone's better judgement, including his own.

It is believed Neville would set up an academy at Moor Lane and work would finally start on a new clubhouse, for which Salford City gained planning permission  in April 2011.