Sentence examples for had started documenting from inspiring English sources

Father John Misty was talking about mushrooms and Chance the Rapper about LSD; RuPaul and Steve Jobs were reminiscing about youthful trips; research about the medical potential of psychedelics was getting attention on the front page of the Times; and Hamilton Morris had started documenting his psychoactive adventures for Vice.

I am passionate about using herbs for certain ailments and have started documenting my years of knowledge.

Recently, Rock has started documenting on social media each time he has been stopped by the police while driving.

They finally have started documenting and sharing the best of what they deal in with this zine.

While this study and others have started documenting the high rates of violence experienced by MSM and TW in Central America (25, 48), the lack of official statistics and absence of political will that protects and recognizes key populations makes changing legislation, providing services, and documenting violence among these groups challenging.

The group has also started documenting instances of motorized scooters violating or obstructing pedestrian walkways on its Facebook page.

Human genomes show extensive genetic variation across individuals, but we have only just started documenting the effects of this variation on the regulation of gene expression.

The review also said that before Viennese journalist Hubertus Czernin reported in 1999 on the Nazi activities of Austrian President Kurt Waldheim, he had started digging into files documenting the theft of Jewish art collections.

But the style never reached into the Eastern European heartland of Jewry — which itself was the source of most of America's Jewish immigrants — and by the mid-20th century the ketubah was back to where it had started as a document of religious law to be signed and stowed away.

The study had started to show that the document department was critically understaffed.

The network has started to document how trauma affects developing brains differently from those of adults exposed to wartime violence.