Sentence examples for has just been started from inspiring English sources

A new Tribewanted community has just been started in Mozambique.

The call to clear is not needed if ChIPS has just been started.

And a parliamentary petition to make the netting of hedgerows illegal has just been started, with more than 30,000 signatures, and rising fast, at the time of writing.

For example, when the engine has just been started or is running at very low speeds, the temperatures in the combustion chamber can be too low to achieve combustion ignition.

Travel & Leisure just named Beirut one of the "Top 10 Cities in the World" (a distinction it shared with Florence and Sydney, among other travel hot spots); the third Time Out Beirut was recently published; and a brand new Lebanese government tourism Web site had just been started, proclaiming the country "a well-kept tourist secret that begs exploration".

The two trained dogs had been rushed to the plane from another area of the airport where they had just been starting a demonstration for the Federal Aviation Administion on how their keen sense of smell could be used to sniff out explosives or narcotics.

"Ryan has been obviously on his game for weeks now and I've just been starting to trend up where I want to be," Spieth said, "We're both really right where we want to be this week.

He also says the team has just been granted permission to start talking with Poundworld's bankers at Santander.

Latest novel, Starting Over, has just been published.

For New York Fashion Week – and the celebrities who often fill the front row seats at the shows – things have just been getting started.

"I've just been able to start eating some mango," he says quietly.