Sentence examples for had started to create from inspiring English sources

The new shoes "had started to create some excitement in the category again".

About a year previously I had started to create apps.

Activists have started to create information networks.

Spain and Greece have started to create jobs and growth, but unemployment in both stands at around 25%.

Only two states have already set up exchanges, and only 13 more have started to create them.

In particular, we have started to create better financial incentives to nudge corporate and personal consumers towards lower energy use.

"We've started to create security forces -- Iraqis have started to create security forces that will protect installations so that you don't need a coalition military organization protecting that installation," Mr. Powell said.

In short, the Kurds have started to create a viable economy.Yet the region is riven by divisions between Syrian Kurdish political factions.

Many communities have started to create refuges for the orphans and at-risk children they now call bantfwana bemamungo, "children of the community".

"But I've started to create my own English slang as I get better, like [imagine the strong French accent] "don't worry, Rory"; it makes me laugh onstage, but the audience doesn't understand.

Her campaign has started to create an organizational hierarchy for its donors to accelerate fund-raising to pay for increasingly expensive advertising, travel and voter-outreach efforts, with a goal of raising more than $10 million by the end of January, according to several of the donors.