Sentence examples for has often started from inspiring English sources

But other residents said the protesters' drumming paled alongside the near-constant din of construction emanating from the World Trade Center site, which has often started before dawn and gone on past 2 a.m.

Neuner has often started slowly at the beginning of a winter season and has claimed only three of her individual victories before Christmas.

Mr. Starr's investments have often started with an inspiring space.

Tiger Woods was golfing when he was 2. Gymnasts and ice skaters have often started as toddlers.

Stevenage have often started games superbly, only to fade in the second half.

According to our data, people with "upward careers" had often started their careers by doing an apprenticeship (e.g., in industrial or commercial occupations) and later were promoted to a managing position (e.g. leading his/her own company).

We've often started the season slowly but just because we've won one game doesn't mean we've had a good start - as it would not have been a bad start had we lost.

In recent years in Oakland, events that have often started as peaceful marches have quickly turned aggressive.

Outbreaks have often started in slum areas of the city including New Bell.

Outbreaks have been occurring almost every two years and have often started in Bepanda [ 14], a slum area with poor hygiene and sanitary conditions.

Outbreaks of the disease have often started from New Bell and this locality has always recorded the highest number of cases and deaths.