Sentence examples for had started performing from inspiring English sources
Bruce Springsteen had started performing the song in the summer of 1981 at the Meadowlands -- had added his own blue-collar final verse and made Jersey girls famous the world over.
When I started my Ph.D. at Mike Stratton's lab at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, large-scale global initiatives, such as the International Cancer Genome Consortium, had started performing molecular characterization of thousands of cancer patients around the world (5).
Many of the stories had been written several years prior, even before the three had started performing together, and adopted a markedly different tone to their comedic, largely ad libbed live shows.
Recently, I have started performing in legitimate theaters, helping to bolster my income.
Having started performing liposuction in 1988, Wexler now does it so often that she has what she calls a liposuction arm.
Alongside his new solo work, he has started performing old Smiths songs for the first time since the band split up – occasionally joined on stage by bassist Rourke.
In the past few years, however, some dancers have started performing in a new shoe, the Gaynor Minden-pink satin on the outside, but with Nike-style high-tech innards designed to protect the feet.
Since September 2007, we have started performing DDRT across a historical positive cytotoxic BCXM.
Dulles, Va.-based AOL has started performing due diligence on DirecTV, according to sources.
Other players have started performing much better than their ranking should allow: doubles players like Colin Fleming, Ross Hutchins and Jonny Marray have played an important part, and Britain would not be in the position they are today without the stunning Sunday singles' wins by James Ward and Dan Evans in the comeback from 2-0 down against Russia in Coventry in April.
These boys and men are the Somaliland Circus one of them at least—and they're attracting a crowd of curious children and parents alike even before they've started performing.
