Sentence examples for have started constructing from inspiring English sources
El Al refuses to discuss its security procedures, but judging by comments from former staff, however, its employees would have started constructing a psychological profile of me from the moment I booked my ticket, then watched me up to the gate.
As for the future: "We have started constructing our first recycling pilot plant in Israel, and will start building couple more in Europe, China and later in the USA," the CEO says.
"Yes, we had an earthquake, and yes, we reconstructed our buildings, but what is really impressive about this project is that we have started constructing the lives of our young people in a more positive manner," said Youth, Sports and Culture Officer for Rusizi District Lambert Shema.
I can only assume that none of you are emailing me because you've started constructing a Mitchell Starc effigy or kicked a hole in your TV but that was a thrilling, manic finish.
Fortunately, UNICEF, through the Development Regional States (DRS) Joint-UN Programme, has started constructing river intakes in Yahas Jamal and Sankabar villages to improve safe access to water.
Surrounding the Buddh circuit, the Jaypee group has already started constructing luxury villas and apartments, which are being sold to India's urban elite at anything upto £1,000 per square metre.
However, some cities in the west part of China have started to construct urban rail transit systems, such as Urumchi and Lanzhou.
In recent years, some works have started to construct domain knowledge bases from semantic relations of data stored in medical information systems like EMR [16].
In the meantime, UNICEF and partners have started to construct 650 temporary learning spaces using plastic sheeting and local materials so that children can go back to school as soon as possible.
To get the remaining 150,000 rupees, families have to start constructing a house, following a seven-step building code.
But while the penalties may bring more business to U.S. mills, the companies which buy metals to manufacture products and construct projects have started to feel the sting of higher prices and supply disruptions.
