Sentence examples for has started even from inspiring English sources

Such laxness contrasts starkly with his Annie Hall character, Alvy Singer – depicted as so finicky about cinemagoing that he refuses to enter a theatre two minutes after a Bergman film has started, even though, as Annie (Diane Keaton) points out, "We'll only miss the titles – they're in Swedish".

It had started even though no one was writing about it yet.

The problem had started even earlier in American Indians, who have had sharp increases in obesity in recent years.

But the dismantling had started even before the playoffs did, when the A-line center, Jason Arnott, was shipped to Dallas.

The others are Shinjo and Desi Relaford, and none of the three have started even 60 games.

The questioning of member states' guarantees to the EFSF seems to have started, even before the full blast of bond-issuance arrives.

It's just not easy to abandon companies or divisions you've started, even without a good economic reason to stay with them.

Some recovery of top shares seems to have started even before the end of Perón's government.

Ryan Jones' captaincy also drew praise, and speculation about Warburton's chances of regaining his place had started even before interim coach Rob Howley made his surprise early team announcement.

Or recovery may have started even earlier, when Rick Santelli of CNBC accused the government of picking "losers" and forcing the rest to fund those choices.

If it were up to him, he would have started even earlier.