Sentence examples for had started planning from inspiring English sources

Well before the war had ended, the allies had started planning for the peace.

The latest crisis was set off by reports on Tuesday that Israel's housing minister, Uri Ariel, had started planning for about 20,000 new settlement homes.

Representatives from The 8th Estate and Sarment said they had started planning their companies even before the wine tax was scrapped.

Though Nephra, the oldest son, had seen newspaper reports about the family, the parents still believed they would not be caught, they said, and had started planning to home-school the children.

Cambridge held the first, in 2007, as Dr. Durant points out; but New York had started planning its 2008 festival even earlier, as the World Science Festival founder and director, the physicist Brian Greene, retorts.

Lee Ellis, the event planner at the Southampton Inn, said that the inn already has four contracts out for couples who had started planning their weddings before the bill was passed.

Today we should have started planning next year's bash.

Another promoter has started planning a bout between Balla and the last wrestler to defeat him, Eumeu Sène, who does not respect the reign of the newly appointed King of the Arena.

Back home, his museum has started planning an extension that will house a replica of the titanosaur in New York, as well as the original fossils, five of which were hanging illuminated on the wall behind him, on temporary view.

At 33, Bennett has started planning for life outside football – he recently obtained a degree in sports journalism and broadcasting from Staffordshire University, while he has been taking his coaching badges alongside John Terry among others.

Now that Bonds is up to 742 home runs, 13 shy of Hank Aaron's career record, the Giants have started planning yet another celebration, while recognizing that not everyone will be cheering with them.