Sentence examples for has started to shoot from inspiring English sources

As big, rich economies' budget deficits have risen more than fourfold, to an average of 9% of GDP (see chart 2), public debt has started to shoot up.

"Cisse has started to head the ball and to shoot with his left foot.

The Ukrainian authorities were condemned for keeping the airspace over eastern Ukraine open, despite evidence that planes had started to be shot down at much higher altitudes than before – in other words that there had been a change in the combatants' capability.

After a few weeks festering in a cardboard box behind my desk, the fruits we originally took to St Anne's have started to develop shoots.

Pea shoots have started to become widely available.

Although the area was set for redevelopment, with or without the Olympics, it didn't look like anyone was going to document the site for posterity – we were fortunate enough to get a film commission from the Barbican and started to shoot What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day? in the summer of 2005.

Ramis's line producer, Tom Busch, greeted him with a warning: "The schedule has us starting to shoot on April 5th, which is the first day of Passover".

The camps had been set up by General Franz Böhme, military governor of the region, and housed Jewish males only; neither General Böhme nor Staatsrat Turner had sought Eichmann's approval before starting to shoot Jews — or Gypsies, for that matter — by the thousand.

It is no coincidence that the new Quad HD format is almost identical to the "4K" digital cinema standard (3,996 by 2160 pixels) that the studios have started using to shoot digital movies.

Australia's army has started shooting 6,000 kangaroos to thin the population on an army training ground near Canberra, the capital, an official said Friday.

In Call #5, Schweickhardt informs his boss that he has started actually shooting a movie, which was not part of the plan.