Sentence examples for started has been from inspiring English sources

"Every job I have started has been difficult at the beginning, from my first experience at Middlesbrough, where we lost the first four games," he said.

But how caffeine production got started has been as hard to see as a spoon in a demitasse of espresso.

The school year that has just started has been disrupted for tens of thousands of children, for now the second year in a row.

The school year that had just started has been disrupted for tens of thousands of children - the second year in a row.

"How can 100 armed men come and chase sick and severely malnourished children into the forest, take everything they had, including the little food that they had, therapeutic feeding stuff, their milk – and how can they square that with themselves?" For the second year in a row, the school year that just started has been disrupted for tens of thousands of children.

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Most of the famous players who started have been eliminated.

The Iraq war, which had just started, had been on TV continuously.

Everyone else who had worked at the restaurant when he started had been driven off by the boss's temper.

"After the long injury lay-offs I've had, to come back in and start has been brilliant," Williams continued.

A start has been made.