Sentence examples for had just been started from inspiring English sources

Travel & Leisure just named Beirut one of the "Top 10 Cities in the World" (a distinction it shared with Florence and Sydney, among other travel hot spots); the third Time Out Beirut was recently published; and a brand new Lebanese government tourism Web site had just been started, proclaiming the country "a well-kept tourist secret that begs exploration".

"Ryan has been obviously on his game for weeks now and I've just been starting to trend up where I want to be," Spieth said, "We're both really right where we want to be this week.

The experiments in the current paper had just been completed when the moratorium started, Chen says.

"My sister had just been born when the war started," she says.

"I've just been able to start eating some mango," he says quietly.

Some very big questions are being raised, even some things that Einstien proposed, that have just been accepted for decades are starting to be challenged.

Latest novel, Starting Over, has just been published.

The fire had been started just hours after baby Kimberley, whose twin sister Angel had been still born, had been discharged from hospital following her premature birth.

In the history of the Olympics, no new stadium has ever been started just before the committee vote.

So far three gardens have been started, covering just 0.233 acres.

"All I knew was that I had just started being able to provide for my family.