Sentence examples for had started to use from inspiring English sources

She had started to use heroin.

Mr. Gonsorcik said teachers had started to use Twitter "for what it was designed for in the first place, for microcommunities with shared interest.

David Cohen, who with his brother owns a computer design business in New York, said he had started to use the self-serve kiosks regularly.

By the late 17th century, however, philosophers and scientists had started to use "belief" to mean an intellectual assent to a somewhat dubious proposition.

Jonathan Bryce, an executive at the Web site management company Rackspace, said that mainstream companies had started to use these new types of technology, particularly the software, as they too became overwhelmed with data.

Never one to miss a trick, Deutsche Bank last month said that it too had started to use the less stringent rules, which allowed it to avoid write-downs of about €845m in the third quarter.

Most airlines have started to use computer programs to rebook passengers automatically.

Policymakers have started to use their powers to prevent a boom-bust.

Many newspapers have started to use stringers, or reporters paid by the article.

Even more recently, surveyors have started to use satellite technology and robots.

"There are people who don't smoke who have started to use electronic cigarettes.