Sentence examples for had just started work from inspiring English sources

I was an ambitious 24-year-old folk singer and had just started work on my third album.

"A shockwave went through the whole community," says the local Labour MP Pat Glass, who had just started work in education when the steelworks closed in September 1980.

"There was no sense of drama or emergency," said Dr. David V. Bates, who at the time had just started work at St . Bartholomews Hospital in London.

She was having breakfast with Dina Powell, a former Bush Administration official with impeccable Washington-establishment credentials, who had just started work with her at the White House, and Indra Nooyi, the C.E.O. of PepsiCo, who had been persuaded to join a new White House advisory council of business executives.

In 1970, I had just started work as an exhibition curator at the Arts Council and this exhibition, more than any other, made me conscious of the way in which artists were making sculpture that engaged and articulated space, rather than simply occupying it like a statue.

When they'd first met, in the spring of 1963, Garment was a top litigator at Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & Todd, where Nixon had just started work — when it looked to just about everyone, including Nixon, that he was never again going to seek public office.

I had just started working here, and I met the most beautiful girl.

Grammel is a former president of the Stanford Law Review, who had just started working at the Justice Department.

"It was when we had just started working together and she hadn't won a grand slam for two years.

I first met him in 1993, when he was 23 and had just started working for Harriet Harman.

I met Caroline one Friday evening in the cafeteria of the upscale Manhattan supermarket where she had just started working.