Sentence examples for had started working from from inspiring English sources

I had started working from home again, but I came into the city, and we stood, smiling awkwardly, outside the Gawker office, trying to figure out what to say to each other.

This person had started working from home and found that he ate more and exercised less.

Companies have started working from the assumption that they will be hacked, Mr. Hochmuth said, and that when they are, they will need top-notch cleanup crews.

"The team has amazing foundational technology in text-to-speech," says Kostas Mallios, an ex-Microsoftie from Seattle who had started working with the company six months ago as part of that advisory board and ended up helping lead the sale to Samsung.

Around half a million migrants from eastern Europe have started working in Britain over the past two years.

We're so excited that Rob Del Naja from Massive Attack has started working with us and his flavours will become apparent in Hobart.

Recently we've started working together.

Collaborators at the University of British Columbia have started work on samples collected from deposits of Sheep Track Pumice.

For instance, PUMFs from census data and population surveys are often created [ 17- 22], and recently the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has started work on creating 5% PUMFs from claims databases (e.g., inpatient and outpatient claims) [ 23, 24].

It went: "'Elizabeth Taylor has started work on "Beau Brunmell" & she phones from London to say she has never felt better in her life, Louella called from N.Y.'" When you break down the piece of news, it comes to this: Miss Taylor experienced a sense of well-being, picks up the phone & get Miss P. in N.Y.

TOKYO--While a killer avian influenza decimates poultry flocks in Asia, scientists have started work on a vaccine to protect humans from the deadly disease.