Sentence examples for had in fact started from inspiring English sources

He had, in fact, started the game brightly but did not last the duration of the first half.

Clinton had, in fact, started to say some of these things more than a year earlier, but her language has grown stronger and clearer during the primaries.

Holcomb had in fact started the previous night's game, and would not pitch again until July 7. His lone appearance in Casper that season came on Aug. 31.

Bass was rumored to have left after criticizing President Donald Trump, but he later said that he and the Autodesk board had in fact started succession planning talks 18 months before he resigned.

"[He] must explain why he told MPs that this was a new review just seven weeks after the election, when he had in fact started the inquiry three months earlier.

(Baylis had in fact started presenting operas before the first world war at the Old Vic, but it was in the 1930s that Sadler's Wells theatre became the settled home of her ballet and opera companies).

What will it mean for video stores like Blockbuster, which has, in fact, started a similar service?

Dr. Miller, in turn, said he urged couples to use the crisis as an opportunity and ask "is there a different kind of job or a less stressful lifestyle that would appeal to me?" In the weeks since she wrote me her letter, Nancy and her husband have, in fact, started seeing a marriage counselor because "we decided that we can't afford not to," she says.

While its hard to know how such a move might ultimately impact support for the company's existing line of products, at the very least, Pebble 2 buyers can breathe a relative sigh of relief as that long awaited smartwatch has, in fact, started shipping.

While its hard to know how such a move might ultimately impact support for the company's existing line of products, at the very least, Pebble 2 buyers can breathe a relative sigh of relief as that long awaited smartwatch has, in fact, started shipping.

The revolution has in fact started in different parts of the world but it's still puny and an iffy proposition.