Sentence examples for has started about from inspiring English sources

It has started about 20 Internet-only stations.

And on the company's Facebook page, the debate has started about the inappropriateness of non-Asian singers portraying a Japanese heroine.

What will not, however, is the debate that has started about the state, and Labour needs to be part of it.

Despite all the talk that has started about the Packers going undefeated, I think back to the Patriots' recent undefeated season and worry that the same thing could happen to the Packers, assuming they aren't upset earlier in the playoffs.

Now a dispute has started about the future of the building that housed Lundy's — a Spanish-style colonial with sand-colored stucco and Mission tiles that was made a landmark in 1989.

Now, talk has started about new regulations that would include a cap on the number of psychic businesses, but the grumbling has in no way reached the level of viciousness that occurred in 2007, when someone left the mutilated body of a raccoon outside Ms. Szafranski's shop and Mr. Day and Ms. Stathopoulos got into a fight.

The shutdown, which affected users in North and South America, appears to have started about 6 30 p.m. Tuesday.

Employers and insurers, including Medicare, have started about 100 such initiatives across the country.

What might be thought of as its opening phase appears to have started about fifty thousand years ago.

The troubles of the Parents Television Council, founded in 1995 by the conservative activist L. Brent Bozell III, appear to have started about two years ago.

Sound broadcasting in this sense may be said to have started about 1920, while television broadcasting began in the 1930s.