Sentence examples similar to has long ago started from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Wolodarsky, who had long ago started a curriculum at the school that introduced such students to some concepts of advanced mathematics, thought the same students could benefit from Shakespeare, too.
Mr. Senese said eBay should have long ago started registering and verifying sellers on the site, as rival Amazon does, which would have blocked the fraudulent retailers who sullied the company's reputation.
Medical marijuana activists had long ago started to soften the language of dope.
But employee-owned B.N.A., started about 80 years ago, has long ago established clout among lawmakers, regulators and lobbyists.
The money has long ago been repaid.
Mr. Monger's father, it turned out, had long ago given Mr. Burton his start as a stage actor in Wales, so he was in.
The pitcher who had long ago turned into a punch line won his second straight start.
The F.D.A. had proposed long ago to start proceedings to remove antibiotics from use on farms (except to treat sick animals) unless manufacturers could prove that such usage would not promote drug-resistant microbes.
The investigation of proatherogenic role of LDL-CIC has started long ago, and it seems relevant to look into historical perspective to revive the interest in this topic.
In many of the previous studies the data collection has been made so long time ago (starting from year 1958) that the diagnostic methods, operation techniques as well as criterion for the surgery have changed during the time span.
