Sentence examples for said has started from inspiring English sources

"The appeal of the It bag," Ms. Phair said, "has started to wane".

Mayor Street, he said, has started a public conversation about health in the city.

Her mother, she said, has started to share memories of a Mississippi tougher than Ms. Wilson imagined.

France, Mr. Pérol said, has started a campaign called Bonjour to instill in travel employees the need to make Americans feel welcome.

"What began as graphic titillation," she said, "has started to smell altogether too much like a witch-hunt: a frenzy of speculation that is becoming as unseemly as it is unfair".

PETE SEEGER, who has written or helped popularize more than a few of America's most memorable songs — "Turn, Turn, Turn," "If I Had a Hammer" and "This Land Is Your Land," among them — is 89 and, he said, has started forgetting a few lyrics.

But most of her young female friends, she said, have started smoking.

The glasses, he said, had started to irritate the bridge of his nose.

The fighting, he said, had started when government snipers had fired on them from inside a nearby factory.

Piazza reported a knee injury that he said had started bothering him in a game against the Phillies in May.

This season's Goodness has earned the approval of the CFDA Health Initiative, which Wiedemann says, "has started a very important dialogue within the industry about healthy eating".