Sentence examples for start has started from inspiring English sources
The Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees Head Start, has started changes to the program, including requiring local providers to compete for financing every five years and imposing structured evaluations on classrooms.
Twelve players have started; only Lennox has started every game.
Germany has started, part of Belgium started.
Colin Baxter would start if Mangold, who has started 82 straight games, cannot play..
After a sluggish start, Arnott's line has started to come around in the finals.
"Now what?" "Your mother has started repeating herself," another ad starts, then continues: "Your mother has started repeating herself.
The summer has started early, so we started the fire season early".
After being slowed by a sore hamstring at the start of camp, Cotchery has started to come into his own.
Monday starts as every day has started for the past month or so at somewhere around 4.30am.
One of the original five participants in the strike, which started on April 16, has started accepting meals again, a Department of Correction spokesman said.
As awesome as the Android phone was five years ago when I first started using it, it has started feeling too cumbersome.
