Sentence examples for start logging from inspiring English sources

The government plans to start logging on an annual 47,000 hectares of plantations by the end of this year and shift farmers to planting other crops.

With any luck it will suddenly come alive, but the phone keeps ringing and emails keep pinging, and then I start logging on to YouTube to look at kittens.

The convergence of the two fastest-growing communications technologies of all time mobile phones and the Internet will, they say, make possible all kinds of new services and create a vast new market as consumers around the world start logging on from Internet-capable phones.

Or, maybe your partner can start logging extra hours.

“Recently a government agency wanted us to start logging information we don’t log.

We told them we wouldn’t start logging that piece of data because we don’t need it to provide a good product.

Eileen and Mikaela started logging the hours.

And if Tasmania again starts logging timber in what is now a World Heritage-listed area?

It wasn't until this season -- his last -- that he started logging more time on the court.

The 48-year-old in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who works in a psychotherapy office, started logging into the Web site when it launched in October.

Poland has started logging in the ancient Białowieża forest, which includes some of Europe's last primeval woodland, despite fierce protests from environmental groups battling to save the world heritage site.