Sentence examples for it has really started from inspiring English sources

"It has really started to control the schedule".

Pat Giles, a senior vice president at the United Way of Berks County, said: "It has really started to snowball.

This was a pain to start with, to be sure, but as digital transmission of music has increased and federal copyright become more important, it has really started to chafe and the question of royalties has become an increasingly complicated one.

But then it had really started.

Recession shut that discussion down before it had really started, Cameron's talk of a "general wellbeing" index alongside GDP now a faded memory.

(Actually, for me it had really started with a dawn call to watch our passage through the Straits of Messina followed by a brisk two-mile walk - five and half turns around the Bridge Deck equals one mile - to work off last night's dinner to make room for this morning's breakfast).

It had really started almost a decade earlier when an editor named Henry Ferris acquired, edited and published Dreams from My Father before he moved to HarperCollins.

My first semester was very difficult for me on multiple fronts, but this semester, cheesy as it may sound, I've really started to find my place.

For one thing, I've really started to fixate on some of the schools on my list.

Lots of kids are fat too – a trend I've really started to notice since becoming a father two years ago.

But, as I've got older, I've really started to appreciate the implications.