The phrase 'have starting' is not correct or usable in written English.
However, you could use the phrase 'have started' in a sentence. Example: I have started packing my bags for my vacation.
DJs have starting calling themselves curators.
Manufactured pressure is a must when you have starting cornerbacks like Jerraud Powers and Cassius Vaughn.
"If we have starting pitching, we can get back in this thing.
Those hired by other employers have starting wages averaging about $10 an hour.
But the Mets have starting pitching depth in their farm system and holes elsewhere, and they need financial flexibility.
But the Mets have starting pitching depth in their farm system and holes elsewhere, and they need immediate financial flexibility.
"We have starting post players that wear out their starting post players and then we put two more in.
"Not only have starting salaries increased, albeit slightly, the number of vacancies continues to increase which can only be seen as a good sign.
"They [the league] have got big things in front of thema new season that they have starting, two new teams… We just have to be patient.
Employment rates for new college graduates have fallen sharply in the last two years, as have starting salaries for those who can find work.
